Sentence examples for better commune from inspiring English sources

As a much smaller sensible party of the centre-left, Mr Ashdown calculated, the Lib Dems had better commune with New Labour before being consumed by it.

Unless you've subjected yourself to an Internet blackout to better commune with the natural pleasures of summer, chances are you've heard something about Mindy Meyer, the 22-year-old New York State Senate contestant, who, when asked about Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in an interview, said she was "not familiar with him in particular, like his issues, and you know, everything about him".

I can't speak for Russians, but I will say that Americans make better commune-ists than French or Italians.

And across the institute's orchard and prairie hundreds of visitors erected tents, the better to commune with nature's myriad species.

Often, the suggestion that it's better to commune with pictures on your own comes from people who don't like the fact that the experience of art has been radically democratised in the postwar period and that many people much prefer the experience of looking at art together with the supplementary information that an exhibition entails.

If a candied kumquat is lying up against a scallop, it had better be communing with the tomato and basil on the other side.

Potential biases associated with diagnosis and treatment were assessed by restricting the models to only subjects diagnosed in the provincial, district, or county hospitals, which have better resources than commune hospitals.

Even in the relatively better-off riverine communes (where most of the affected households are located), however, there are at least 20-40 percent of the households below the poverty line.

A lot of locals want to separate the council from the rest of Valparaiso, saying that Playa Ancha would be better off forming a new Commune with Laguna Verde and Curauma.

What better way is there to commune with the departed spirit of a world-famous actress than by using her eyeliner, even if it is almost old enough to start collecting Social Security benefits?

Overall, religious communes have had better survival rates than secular ones.