Sentence examples for communal aspects from inspiring English sources

Generally, Mr. Obama emphasizes the communal aspects of religion over the supernatural ones.

But International Surfing Day, an event centered on the communal aspects of the sport, could help.

It has taken over not merely communal aspects of society, but the very essence of what it means to be human.

Finding a devout audience early on encouraged Savages to nurture the soulful, communal aspects of their music in a way that felt sincere and reciprocal.

She said the study's findings suggest that employers and universities could attract more women to engineering by emphasizing the communal aspects of the field — "both in how the fields are sold and marketed, but also in the substance".

Grundtvig emphasized the light, joyous, celebratory and communal aspects of Christianity, whereas Kierkegaard emphasized seriousness, suffering, sin, guilt, and individual isolation.

But while some patients favour privacy, others positively welcome the communal aspect of their treatment.

Trained as a painter, Mr. Jarman appreciated the communal aspect of filmmaking.

In his prefatory comments Mr. Helm emphasizes the communal aspect of the evening.

"There is something about the communal aspect of this place that appeals to me," Mr. Ballard said.

The communal aspect and extraordinary preparation time (of up to an entire year) create a powerful thread of connection among those who participate.