Sentence examples for are communitarian from inspiring English sources

All religions are communitarian religions.

Farther down the prestige scale are "communitarian" universities that "place a premium on teaching in the presence of research".

The remarkably ambitious plans that Google released at the end of last week, for a hefty 3.4 million square feet of new office space distributed across four pieces of land between the 101 Freeway and the edge of San Francisco Bay, are communitarian, flexible, robotic and dipped in nostalgia all at the same time.

On the philosophical map, pro-nationalist normative tastes fit nicely with the communitarian stance in general: most pro-nationalist philosophers are communitarians who choose the nation as the preferred community (in contrast to those of their fellow communitarians who prefer more far-ranging communities, such as those defined by global religious traditions).

Before, it was about working together and being communitarian," says Gro.

"We're trying to be communitarian, and it's not a quick process," said the Rev. Brad Bartelmay, a local pastor.

"The Labour tradition has always been communitarian in spirit, but not always in practice," he told his audience at the London School of Economics.

Mr. Schumann's politics were communitarian and pacifist, and some of the troupe's first performances were street parades, using puppets and masks to support rent strikes in economically vulnerable communities.

Men are more likely to be libertarian, women are more likely to be communitarian, and this creates what Wolbrecht calls a natural "divergence in preferences for social welfare policies".

The culture is communitarian, the very antithesis of a liberalism that stresses the importance of individual freedoms.Rajiv Thind Christchurch, New Zealand  SIR – I was disappointed to see you support India's welfare reform of cash transfers based on identity cards ("Cash, with strings", November 10th).

The Moravians were communitarian.