Sentence examples for communitarian note from inspiring English sources

On a communitarian note, he argues that the "civic religion" he advocates should include commitment to shared values that rise above ethnic or minority loyalties.By Fredric Jameson.Verso; 206 pages; $45 & £30.By Perry Anderson.Verso; 160 pages; $50 & £35THERE is no better American example of a "Marxist scholastic" than Fredric Jameson, professor of comparative literature at Duke University.

My colleague David Brooks runs down some of them today: He has deep blue-collar roots, a more substantial legislative record than many of his rivals, and his campaign has been the only one to even try to hit the right-wing communitarian notes that Mike Huckabee struck so effectively four years ago.

But by specifically taking on the divisive rhetoric of "A Nation of Takers," he has started his second term on a note that, while communitarian, is no longer post-partisan; perhaps he is more knowing and wily about the ways of his opponents than he was four years ago.

In this respect, Dickenson (2013) notes that the "communitarian vision" for how biotechnologies would benefit society and how it should (ethically) be regulated did not last long before giving way to the market-led and "the now-dominant personalized medicine paradigm" (viii).

Liberals and libertarians responded by characterizing the communitarian position as akin to East Asian authoritarian communitarianism.

He eloquently defended Obama's communitarian economic philosophy, his failed attempts to foster bipartisanship, and his economic record, noting: "No President — not me or any of my predecessors could have repaired all the damage in just four years.

All religions are communitarian religions.

Is it intergovernmental, or is it communitarian.

Their communitarian ideals may have been fantasies.

Hou's ethos is militantly communitarian.

Both Labour and the Conservatives may choose the communitarian route.