Sentence examples for communal stage from inspiring English sources

The tea shops fill up, locals crowd the bookstalls on Pansodan Road, and the city, which seems furtive and depressed by day, becomes a communal stage.

Mindful that they were in a public space that doubled as a communal stage, they acknowledged their own role as performers, conspicuous with their wheelchair dolly and protruding microphones.

Perhaps, the most important one, conceptually, is Woese's idea of a communal stage in the early evolution of life [ 40, 41] which, indeed, corresponds to one of the inflationary phases of evolution postulated here (Table 1).

The early, "communal" stage of evolution is envisaged as, essentially, virus-like where, initially, the progenitors of viral and cellular genomes were indistinguishable but, gradually, the segregation of bona fide parasites (the would be viruses) and selfish cooperatives (the would be cellular life forms) took hold.

While primitive people in the presocial or early communal stages might have been awed by such manifestations of natural power and ascribed them to the action of the gods, they would not necessarily have explained them as chastisement for human crimes before the concept of punishment became familiar under the regime of law.

One most frequently mentioned by parents was the communal recovery stage for a particular hospital that impacted on privacy and dignity.

Proportions captured by local residents are even lower in Tanzania (Sachedina 2008) as they trickle through official channels, top-sliced at each stage from central and district governments through to the communal level via WMAs.

Peter Watrous of The New York Times commented that, "The communal scene on stage mirrored the feeling in the audience; everybody seemed aware that this was a generation that had rewritten the rules of pop entertainment, and was justifiably proud of its achievement".

The Yes Farm, a communal building with a stage and a studio, beckons on a corner, even if it doesn't always have lights inside.

CODA's design, called "Party Wall," includes a porous facade whose lower portion features 120 panels that can be detached and used as benches and communal tables; a shallow stage of reclaimed wood; and pools of water.

But with the childhood memories of millennials having now been fed comprehensively into the machine – just ask the Buzzfeed article 11 Charts Only Canadians Who Grew Up In The 90s Would Appreciate – the web seems to be moving on to the next stage of communal past-crunching.