Sentence examples for communally minded from inspiring English sources

She is a major figure — long the leading light of communally minded downtown avant-gardes — who makes minor art.

As with the BBC's other current apocalyptic saga, Survivors (which returns in January), the remnants of humanity divide into the communally minded and those of a more selfish bent.

But it should be a compulsory GCSE, not a dead-end subject: make it more hotly political, as there's scant sign it has engaged the young so far – polls show them least trusting and least communally minded.

The failure of the 1960s peace and love dream, bringing in the "me" generation in place of a communally minded world, is one of the key ideas behind her figurines.

"This suggests a more communally minded culture," she said.

Bold and communally minded, with flashes of genuine elegance, the two housing complexes reassure you that a keen architectural intelligence and a social conscience are not necessarily at odds.

And there's something charming about the idea of communally-minded individuals painstakingly scanning entire copies of Smash Hits and relevant sections of fin-de-siecle Melody Makers and NMEs for the emotional sustenance of their contemporaries.

Community space shared communally, for the benefit of everyone.

The magazine is run on communal lines and they would only answer our questions communally too.

Would they also live communally?

Dinners are usually prepared and eaten communally.