Sentence examples for communal subject from inspiring English sources

Black artists are no longer trapped in a communal subject matter, race, or in the simple, presentational style (as Houston-Jones put it) that such a subject is normally thought to require.

The reader's natural instinct is to recoil from a purely fictitious treatment of so profound and communal a subject... the appropriation of a communal trauma for such purposes would seem to be exploitative'.

It happened, perhaps mawkishly, when Princess Diana died in 1997 and the royal family — perceived as stuffy and unresponsive, remote and unfeeling — seemed to disdain its subjects' communal grief.

All major decisions, and even quite minor ones, are subject to communal agreement.

communal living; communalism".  .

And Muslims have occasionally been subject to hideous communal slaughter.

Communal living is both the subject of "The East" — in a harrowing scene, straitjacketed members of the collective are asked to find a way to feed one another — and the method by which it was made.

In the festive an analogy for the communal dimensions of aesthetic experience the individual subject comes to stand differently in its relationship to others.

By marking all of these tragedies on one day, our ancestors created a powerful framework in which to address the subject of suffering, particularly communal suffering.

It also has an online environment (MICEspace) for collation and analysis of data from communal models and discussion boards on subjects such as the welfare of ageing animals and common endpoints for intervention studies.

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].