Sentence examples for bound communities from inspiring English sources

France has no interest in becoming a multicultural society — or, to put it traditionally, a mosaic society or a tapestry of loosely bound communities.

To their consternation, the authors found that Americans were concerned increasingly with individual attainment and far less with forging the collective ties that had traditionally bound communities.

But the unrest in Syria has torn or tangled the ties that have long bound communities on each side of the border, say residents, thanks in part to the flight of large numbers of villagers on the Syrian side as well as the now-overpowering presence of Syrian security forces, who traditionally left the frontier lightly watched.

Western political theory has traditionally presupposed the existence of territorially bound communities, whose borders can be more or less neatly delineated from those of other communities.

For certain microorganisms, like bacteria, surface attachment is the preferred mode of survival, as stable surface bound communities offer protection to antibiotics and mechanical removal (O'Toole et al. 2000; Dunne 2002; Vlamakis et al. 2013).

"Papers delivering comprehensive and reliable information to tightly bound communities and having a sensible Internet strategy will remain viable for a long time," wrote Mr. Buffett.

But she says she has at times felt ostracized from this tightly bound community, with relatives frowning upon her drawing attention to herself.

By the time Ms. Atwater was taken to Long Island College Hospital around the block, she was dead, leaving behind a husband, two young daughters and a closely bound community of mourners in Brooklyn Heights, where she had been a vibrant presence.

We choose the term jurisdiction to define the set of actors that have a common interest in a spatially bound community.

Moreover, Muniz and O'Guinn [27] defined the brand community as "a specialized, non-geographically bound community, based on a structured set of social relations among admirers of a brand" (p 412).

4. Minority languages have a complex relationship with communities Do multiple foreign languages bind communities or divide them?