Sentence examples for communal thinking from inspiring English sources

The film is about their daily struggles, their changing values and the things they miss (communal thinking, being able to show physical affection without being thought gay).

In a post at Language Log, the linguist Mark Liberman wondered if that 2012 result reflected a change in words people used to describe individualistic and communal thinking, rather than an actual change in thinking.

Peter, Santino and other boys in the group selected by the United Nations and the State Department to come to the United States learn that there's no room for the communal thinking that has helped them survive the slaughters in Sudan.

Communal thinking is imperative to equality and respect for both genders and all gender identifications.

Recently, I was asked a rather more probing question about my experiences of communal fucking that got me thinking and now, writing.

See? It's like in high school when clothes were essentially communal and I want to cry just thinking about how much I want that back, and not just when I am shuffling between bed and the bathtub.

The British state may have banned Sellner, Pettibone and Southern from the UK, thinking it would decrease inter-communal tensions.

I keep thinking we need some kind of radical community guidelines, to form a communal space or, like Warhol, create a Factory.

"Lemon, capers, fish, tomatoes," she said before trailing off, thinking as well, perhaps, about all that goes with communal eating.

White recalls, "When thinking about how I was going to go about integrating symbols that relate to my specific faith in a communal way, I was thinking of other formats that integrate the spiritual experience with community and put the two together.

Just when you were thinking that this might be a fun place to take a kindergartener shopping, consider the Body Parts family ("Your Body Parts Are Not Communal Property").