Sentence examples for communal conscience from inspiring English sources
Murdoch was warming it up again, because his instinct, as keen as ever, told him that the will to forgive is weaker, in the communal conscience, than the urge to drool.
Feminism, protests against the Vietnam war, a social conscience and communal spirit were more than a backdrop.
communal living; communalism". .
So the news that Michael Brown had been killed by a white police officer shocked the conscience of Ferguson's African American community, which finally protested, permitting a decades-old communal outrage and hurt over racial mistreatment to explode with such force that it shook the nation.
People whose remarkable accomplishments both ease the consciences of white viewers and mask the collective struggles and communal experiences that sustained the heroes in their work.
Relative to one another, they have come to quite different and even opposing conceptions, Durkheim under the label of the "collective consciousness" (conscience collectif), Weber in the analysis of the "subjective meaning" of what he calls communal or consensual action.
My social conscience gratefully accepts this opportunity to contribute to the local economy, and my wife enters into the communal spirit of the thing by allowing me to carry her day pack.
He praised the chief minister of Gujarat State, Narendra Modi, for "rural development" even though the image of Mr. Modi in the national conscience is of a man accused of having a role in the killings of hundreds of Muslims in communal riots.
"Apartment living is communal.
