Sentence examples for any communion from inspiring English sources

Bronx Chic In the May issue of Town & Country, readers can find a portrait of the socialites Mai Hallingby and Joanne de Guardiola perched on a stone garden wall wearing shoes not intended for any communion with peat moss.

A plain, round Victoria sponge, thinner than strictly desirable because of my propensity to turn any cake into a communion wafer.

Quote Unquote: the following sentence (written as part of a book years ago) went viral recently – and its author had absolutely no idea that it had happened, or why: Eating, and hospitality in general, is a communion, and any meal worth attending by yourself is improved by the multiples of those with whom it is shared.

Now, narcotics and late nights are not a legitimate answer to any anxiety, but communion of a friendship by night is a powerful outlet.

With time against them, they asked if any of the seafarers would like to pray or take part in a communion.

The communion lacks any central authority like a pope.

Some bishops in other states have vowed to deny communion to any politician who supports abortion rights.

But it was not quite like any other Easter, with communion customs abridged to help avert a full-blown epidemic.

No one can read the bishops' minds, of course, but at this stage it seems unlikely that they will bar any politicians from receiving communion.

Like a large, chewy communion host (any other Catholics out there?), it's not big on flavor.

If several months ago a sizable number of bishops would have argued for the unity of the communion at almost any cost, far fewer would do so now, several bishops said.