The phrase "as communion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing shared experiences, spiritual connections, or communal activities.
Example: "The gathering was a celebration of unity, as communion among the participants fostered a deep sense of belonging."
Alternatives: "in fellowship" or "as a shared experience".
Her Wurstcakes are slim as Communion wafers.
There are the ascetics, who demand pies as thin and brittle as Communion wafers, versus the libertines, who prefer something they can sink their teeth into.
He was relentlessly outward-directed with his energies, more camp counselor than rock star: the point wasn't worship so much as communion.
There are the ascetics, who demand pies as thin and brittle as Communion… Letters from our readers Letters should be sent with the writer's name, address, and daytime phone number, via e-mail, to [email protected].
(Chinen) Dr. Lonnie Smith 'In the Beginning' Octet (Thursday through Aug. 18) The soul-jazz organist Dr. Lonnie Smith seeks mystery as well as communion in his music, and this midsize ensemble, which has played here before, should give him a rich palette to work with.
In her programs she described inspirations as: "mourning, communion, isolation, union".
The "closeted cossetted certainty of Christ" could always calm him, as could communion when Father Flynn was able to sneak the host between his spasming, locking jaws.
But Mr. Obama has a legion of staff members and speechwriters who are massive Springsteen fans, so when the president took the stage at the same event, he could say, truthfully, "It's no wonder his tours are not so much concerts as communions".
"I have suggested to all Primates that we need to consider recent developments but also look afresh at our ways of working as a Communion and especially as Primates, paying proper attention to developments in the past," the Archbishop wrote in a letter inviting them to Canterbury.
That's why there's no formula for recognizing or identifying a beautiful image; it's not definable as a geometric or formal quality, but rather, essentially, as a communion of kindred spirits that's describable only in terms as literary as literature itself.
