Sentence examples for communal conventions from inspiring English sources

They have thus been characterized from time to time as "broken" languages and even as "chaotic," or apparently without communal conventions.

The net result is that Rabbis have been declawed, which accounts for why at major communal conventions like AIPAC or the Federation's General Assembly Rabbis are reduced to niceties like a monotonous invocation or the grace after meals.

In one way or another, there is usually a tendency, even for such women, to acquiesce to (or at least worry deeply about) certain communal conventions regarding reproduction.

communal living; communalism".  .

As often as not, a convention is a communal lie, during which speakers and members of the audience project an excitement 10 times greater than what they really feel and a confidence about the candidate that they only wish they could muster.

This movement represents another form of mutual aid practices, as part of culturally elaborated conventions for intra-communal socio-environmental relations.

In the spirit of communal development, any sub-community is at liberty to create their own convention without formal permission from any central governance, subject to the requirement that it must be valid against the (very flexible) CML Schema 3 [5].

Traditionally, when hunters return to communities with fresh game or fish, it is distributed according to social rules or convention. 2 Meals are communal and fresh, uncooked animal-derived foods are first given out to people who are cold or hungry, then to the rest of the community and, finally, the remaining portion is shared within the household.

But it wasn't just the design that was pioneering, the hotel also broke convention by offering budget rooms with communal bathrooms under the same roof as large luxury suites.

As for Aristotle, his innovation was to open a space for "things that are just by convention or expediency," that is, for the communal norms of good and reasonable people.

Cheerful suites had been transformed into operational centers, with desks, communal work tables and walls covered with notated scheduling boards and scribbled-upon 2004 calendars, convention posters and a panoply of plans: city maps, schematics and diagrams of Madison Square Garden.