Sentence examples for commune life from inspiring English sources

Beneath this book's dazzling veneer of commune life its true thoughts about freedom, love, fear and envy lie ready to be exposed.

The dense aromatic fug in the cafes and bars (even at 10am) bears pungent testament to the fact that hash plays a central part in commune life.

For anyone who ever wondered how menstruating women living the no-frills Chinese commune life could make handy use of leaves, grass or sand when "the visit from the little red sister" arrives, Ms. See will provide details.

This second volume of memoir by The Times's former restaurant critic invokes themes larger than mere food: commune life in Berkeley, the social texture of dining out, the longing for a child.

But commune life also barred them from keeping personal possessions or saving their own money, and severely limited their education, computer and Internet access.

VICE caught up with Johnny to ask why re-acclimatizing to the UK has been tough, and why he loves commune life so much.

In a sense, First Wednesday is our communal life without the commune, our church supper without a church.

Some intellectuals also think that a real communal life, reminding the Paris Commune was created in this interesting moment.

Each commune will "regulate social and community life [and] guarantee public order, social harmony and the primacy of collective over individual interests".

THE red awning outside Commune, night life's lastest crush, says, "Eat, Drink and Be Merry".

Founded in the early nineteen-sixties, Esalen drew eccentrics and artists like Aldous Huxley, Timothy Leary, Henry Miller, and Joan Baez, and soon became a sort of sybaritic commune, where life consisted, according to Kripal, of "sodomy in the baths, glossolalia in the lodge, fistfights in the parking lot, folk music in the cabins, and meditation in the Big House".