Sentence examples for a sort of commune from inspiring English sources

The building itself has become a sort of commune.

Jasper Button grew up in the Adelaide Hills, in a sort of commune.

The third man is Amos Mason (Boris McGiver), a sort of commune jester, or at least the butt of the others' jokes.

Because I met this other young woman at Kansas State who was a war protester and lived in a sort of commune, and her father was the vice-president and general manager of the American Legion post in Atchison.

A: Sort of.

Over the years, it has been host to any number of lodgers and guests – a sort of upmarket commune.

The "Hacker House" is a sort of techno commune where young programmers — most of them men — eat fast food and start companies.

Founded in the early nineteen-sixties, Esalen drew eccentrics and artists like Aldous Huxley, Timothy Leary, Henry Miller, and Joan Baez, and soon became a sort of sybaritic commune, where life consisted, according to Kripal, of "sodomy in the baths, glossolalia in the lodge, fistfights in the parking lot, folk music in the cabins, and meditation in the Big House".

Despite the circumstances, Kirkland stated that he "loved" working on the episode, and could relate to the story since he had grown up in a "sort of hippie commune school" in the late '60s and early '70s.

But for the most part, the characters are engaged in a sort of self-communing, a struggle to come to terms with conflicts and contradictions they sense within themselves.

Soon Mr. Bourne has abandoned his acting career to settle into a sort of drag queen commune in a squat.