Sentence examples for communal terms from inspiring English sources
The applicants described in communal terms — more often women — were less likely to be hired.
Modi calls him a "prince" and a "dynast" and has attacked him in frankly communal terms, accusing Gandhi of "running away" from areas where Hindus are the majority.
For example, in one research study, researchers discovered gender stereotypes in such letters and found that women were described in more communal terms while men were portrayed in more agentic or assertive terms such as "born leader" and "goal oriented" which often adversely affected the prospects of the female candidate.
The objects would need to agree to communal "house terms," and conflicts between different operating systems would need to be resolved.
The following types of care facility exist in Japan: residential care facilities for elderly individuals who require short-term daily care; communal daily long-term care for dementia patients; long-term care health facilities; facilities covered by public aid that provide long-term care; and sanatoriums for elderly patients who require long-term care.
Through music one can easily identify the inter-communal differences in terms of ethnic groups, gender, age and economic status.
In ethnic conflict research, the terms ethnic group, communal group, ethnic community, people, and minority are mostly used interchangeably.
First, it can function as, what I term, a "communal space" of memory, communion, or personal/political mourning.
Given the diverse images of sparsity, intimacy, introspection, and communal ritual that the term 'sacred' conjures, can architects effectively design spaces of universal reverence?
Last month, the singers came together on the cloistered grounds of Caramoor, and what had been a loose network of acquaintances quickly became a tight group of friends sharing what Mr. Appleby termed "a communal experience" — living together, playing an occasional game of Frisbee and, mostly, working to perfect the show.
communal living; communalism". .
