Sentence examples for communal consequences from inspiring English sources

Let a Jew commit an atrocity and I, too, dread the communal consequences.

But his interest in advancing Long Island wine probably cannot match that of Mr. Olsen-Harbich, who has taken a step that could have larger communal consequences.

His reflections on human finitude and on the temporal contours of human experience made a lasting impact on 20th-century existentialism; and his account of dialogue presented the interpersonal relation between "I" and "You" as both constitutive of selfhood and as yielding redemptive communal consequences.

"It was like a communal event".

After Ezri, a mysterious drifter, wanders into a butcher shop looking for work, the proprietor, an upstanding family man, begins to experience the moral, communal, and spiritual consequences of desire.

But today, the communal feeling of consequence at the polling place was unmistakable, as was the sense that we're about to embark on something not just new, but different.

It threatens potentially disastrous consequences for communal relations in a country of bewildering ethnic diversity.

It starts from a commitment to consequentialist assessment, and then argues that assessing acts indirectly, e.g., by focusing on the consequences of communal acceptance of rules, will in fact produce better consequences than assessing acts directly in terms of their own consequences (Austin 1832; Brandt 1963, 1979; Harsanyi 1982: 58 60; 1993; Riley 2000).

This problem became especially acute when elites thought they could insulate themselves from the consequences of communal disaster.

Feeding competition is a consequence of communal hunting and feeding, and is typical of social spiders [ 26], as of group living animals in general [ 27].

communal living; communalism".  .