Sentence examples for communal burden from inspiring English sources
Rationing preserved a sense of togetherness, that the effects of austerity would be shared, managed together as a communal burden.
The only solace is that its burdens are communal: inside an antique shop, "everything is squeezed in tightly together, each object casting its shadow on the next".
communal living; communalism". .
Nowhere else is the individual encumbered with a greater burden of shame and communal disapproval for having intruded, however innocently, on the sensibilities of another.
But burdened by history and communal expectations, their mural became a battleground of symbols.
(I know of no other writer who describes so beautifully the ineradicable, onerous, precious burdens of familial and communal gratitude).
Not so for the blue manakin, which actively cooperates with other males to woo females in "leks" – communal, competitive display spaces that remove the burden of mate-seeking travel from the female.
Many of the poor, living without electricity and using communal taps and toilets, feel the necessity — the burden — to police themselves.
All accept the burdens and conformity, the monotony and changelessness of communal society.
Communal gathering places account for the majority of TB transmission in high burden settings.
