Sentence examples similar to act of comradeship from inspiring English sources

The feeling of comradeship with MacKay seemed universal.

It was a gesture of comradeship, as well as kindness.

For Mr. Atari the ensemble is a source of comradeship.

I guess there was more of a spirit of comradeship.

Two qualities in Rembrandt's printmaking had sparked a sense of comradeship across the centuries.

As a teenager he danced in clubs: delirious nights of comradeship, competition and invention.

Thus started a bond of comradeship between those who would later meet at the metropole.

He captures the sense of comradeship the men develop among themselves.

Embrace, instead, "the Scotland of Adam Smith and John Smith, the Scotland of civility and compassion, the Scotland of comradeship and community".

Feeble themes, like the equivalence of comradeship and family, are floated only to fall flat.

Housman framed his love in Hellenic notions of comradeship; it remained for him a painful abstraction.