Sentence examples similar to convivial individual from inspiring English sources
Lastly, participation is fundamentally a collective experience amongst individuals - and often participation is understood as a convivial, face-to-face and affective experience amongst peers - as opposed to anonymous, disconnected or rationalized intercourse amongst strangers (for example, in a market).
A convivial studio atmosphere and a collective group dynamic is the intention — without, of course, sacrificing individual creativity nor high expectations for the final, ready-to-be-built design proposal(s).
The individuals in Brandt's photographs - Dylan Thomas in a pub, somehow isolated from the convivial hubbub, or Francis Bacon glowering on Primrose Hill at dusk; those flagrant nudes on wintry, pebbly beaches or in plush drawing rooms - seem, as Delany brilliantly puts it, to be 'surrounded by a glass bell', and the photographer shares their immurement.
Though convivial and communal, the evening also proved a circular one, throughout which the skill of the novelist to highlight an individual story, as well as the imperative to "sit in the discomfort" of other people's stories became regular touching points.
The atmosphere was convivial.
He was unaffectedly convivial.
Irrepressibly convivial, Crist would talk to anyone in a bar or on the street and, in hindsight, turn that person into "an incredible individual".
Meals are hugely convivial.
It's remarkably convivial.
