Sentence examples for communal expectation from inspiring English sources

The thing is, ingratiation suggests a communal expectation — in this case, that listeners increasingly think of Passover in terms of dietary strictures and ritual symbols, old-style laws, not the move from slavery to emancipation.

communal living; communalism".  .

Although in 1945 the world Jewish community, decimated and horrified by the Holocaust, felt in danger of disappearing, there appeared to be no such despair in the last quarter of the century, when there was an expectation that Jewish communal feeling would remain strong especially, for many or most Jews, in light of the existence of the State of Israel.

They effectively had none — no families of their own, no money, no worldly possessions to speak of, just the acrid smell of their tiny rooms in decrepit, overcrowded, communal flats — and no realistic expectations of any kind for a better, more dignified future.

Women fulfil societal expectations that they will be warm and communal by using more tentative language and adopting participative and inclusive styles of communication.

But there is much that defies expectation at this small minimalist restaurant, outfitted with a sole communal table, opened by Mr. Baumgartner and his partner, Yuko Suzuki, in July near the banks of the Sihl River.

As the London housing market has boomed the expectations of some of the capital's wealthiest homebuyers have grown and many properties now have communal areas akin to those in some of the world's best hotels.

According to the responses in our survey and reports from others (Allen and Tanner, 2007; Sirum et al., 2009), the expectation that faculty will cover a certain amount of content in introductory life science courses is systemic and communal.

How low are your expectations that things will pick up in the future if those days of rejection, identity confusion and communal showering were your best bits?

"Something so communal".

The pain was communal.