"I know that the comradeship is real and close despite the fact that we have never seen each other and don't really know much about each other," Mr. Kamlieter said of his fellow Air Warrior 3 players.
The intense working team was due to the feeling of comradeship from being within a close knit group of colleagues who provided support, mutual encouragement and respect.
Even if you find that the advice you receive from your close confidants isn't perfect, the sense of comradeship you get from your close relationships can be exactly what you need when you're reeling from the loss of an ex.
In wartime, the women depicted fulfil their unrealised potential, the men rejoice in military comradeship; the end result, however, is closer to Armageddon than Utopia.
But it's hard to translate – "cosiness" comes close, but it is also about conviviality, intimacy and comradeship.
But in a close family, with the brothers from early childhood breathing the air of traditional Labour values of comradeship and solidarity, it was the political equivalent of fratricide.
But we started off with the person closest to us … it's not only an official relationship … there is that comradeship, there is a friendship … from him now, we slowly are infiltrating into the government departments.
But we started off with the person closest to us … it's not only an official relationship … there is that comradeship, there is a friendship … from him now, we slowly are infiltrating into the government departments.Respondents emphasised the MHC's interaction with the MoHS as an enabling factor.
Yet even the focused intensity of a love poem like When I heard at the close of the day, clearly speaking of a particular individual, relates outwards to the grander theme of democratic comradeship.
Whatever happened to comradeship?
