Sentence examples for communal ideals from inspiring English sources

Antibalas's communal ideals came to life in its deep, unstoppable groove.

Zambians still value traditional communal ideals such as reciprocity within a household, the extended family, the neighbourhood, the clan, and a formal political system of chieftainship.

The moment is a poignant reminder of the communal ideals that the Beatles (together and separately) embodied for a generation now entering its 50's.

Yet at the core of both was one concern: how personal expression benefits a view focused on communal ideals and universal truths.

The Airplane, with their anti-authority stance, espousal of drug culture and communal ideals, then cemented themselves at the epicentre of the Summer of Love with a stirring performance at the Monterey pop festival.

All this – particularly those Snowdon portraits – raises the question of the kind of person that Murdoch imagined herself to be and the personal and communal ideals, or even myths, that she carried with her.

Mull Historical Society was a communal ideal as much as a band, an implicit refusal of Thatcher's disbelief in "society".

In "Sway" the freedom that is often vaunted as the cri de coeur of the '60s is entirely stripped of its communal ideal.

Consequently I am bothered by the co-existence in Goodman of three and often incompatible elements: a classically liberal ethic, an increasingly hostile feeling for what the society and its collective mind are amounting to, and a communal ideal of respectful, inter-dependent, direct and free personal life.

The halcyon days of the communal ideal were breathing their last few.

The undercurrent in most criticisms that tie the shared economy with these troubled economic times is that "used is less:" that sharing is somehow undignified, that it falls short of our communal ideal of success or quality of life.