Sentence examples for communal of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'communal of' is not correct or usable in written English
You can use the phrase 'communal' on its own as an adjective, or as a noun with 'community'. Example: The small town had a strong sense of communal pride.
But the old and new critics share these interwoven beliefs: that marriage, often cast as the most communal of institutions, can harm communities if it turns couples inward; that two people can be selfish together much as one person can be selfish alone; that there is something amiss with a couple devoting themselves to each other purely for the sake of savoring that devotion.
It's a culture where live music – the most visceral, wayward and communal of exchanges – is now curated.
This week's anti-Israeli terrorist attacks seemed particularly chilling to Americans since they occurred on Thanksgiving, the most communal of our holidays.
Does that kind of communal voice of propriety still exist?
Free market apologists tend to criticise systems like communism on the basis of its communal corrosion of character.
A significant share of this type of investment falls within the territories of the communal rangelands of the country.
Focusing on the spaces and structures -- religious, monumental, classical and communal -- of some of the world's most undocumented societies as well as some of the most familiar, the trips inevitably fueled his own concepts for sculpture.
Much of the communal life of the town was lived outdoors, in small courtyards called vicinati.
There are further restrictions preventing the widespread use of the communal right of first purchase.
His writing makes much of the communal effects of disasters.
Gergiev creates a raptness of mood, a spontaneous rush of emotion, a communal celebration of sound.
