Sentence examples for concept of togetherness from inspiring English sources

'Rave culture,' I wrote, 'is facile, empty of soul and humanity and based on a phony, chemically-induced concept of togetherness and spirituality.' A few hours earlier the photographer Jason Manning had disappeared to one of the dance floors built beneath the sand.

Art-house films that only play New York and L.A.!—they have constructed a utopian concept of cultural "togetherness" that only ever appeared to exist because of that very same centralized media.I think Mr Hyden is correct that the concept of a "monoculture" is a bit of a myth.

Wertz and Wertz argued that, during the post-war era, a concept of 'family togetherness' was promoted throughout American society [ 7].

"Hugga Bunch is a line of 8 plush dolls based on the concept of love, hugging& togetherness.

For LV segmentation a contour propagation algorithm based on the concept of fuzzy objects and "hanging togetherness" throughout the short-axis images was then performed [ 19].

But the really striking thing in the John Hancock man's essay, is his concept of Lincoln as not only the forefather of togetherness but a pioneer practitioner of it on a national scale-a sort of one-man McCall's, figuratively urging the North and the South to toast each other in orange juice.

Couples who work together can sometimes find themselves with an excess of togetherness.

Being together is what is important and so is the feeling of togetherness.

Feelings of togetherness with other inhabitants and a sense of security in the neighbourhood are included in this concept.

It's a futile kind of togetherness.

IT IS an odd sort of togetherness.