Sentence examples for camaraderie about from inspiring English sources

There was an easy, herd-like camaraderie about the players.

There's a great camaraderie about the cars, really, and sharing information.

"And actually, the team really pulled together amidst that and there was a great sense of camaraderie about finishing that thing off.

There was, though, a camaraderie about the squad that saw them through to victory in the most distinguished match of the competition, against Germany in the semi-finals.

AggieH writes about the "joy" of having a public space where "the only thing you're bombarded with is the entire world of literature, free": There's a camaraderie about the library too.

"There is something about the pageantry and camaraderie about being part of a college atmosphere.

Their locker-room camaraderie is about as diverting as "Tap Dogs," and their tapping and rough acrobatics leave something to be desired, but an impressive beat-boxer and an onstage rock band, live and loud, give the show more grit and verve.

The game is about camaraderie more than about competition.

For other artists, the show is more about camaraderie than about need.

This has been repeated often, but I grasped it first-hand: soccer is about camaraderie as much as it is about learning to control the ball and make successful passes.

For Reece Goddard, who is co-ordinating Scala Beyond in Manchester, Scala Beyond isn't about camaraderie or publicity but about sticking two fingers up at the cinema establishment.