Sentence examples for developing a shared sense of from inspiring English sources

During this first phase of the larger project, the main focus has centred around developing a shared sense of coherence regarding the CBTi.

I wanted the final pairings of humans and beasts to convey a shared sense of loss.

"A shared sense of mortality has been the basis for feeling a commonality with other human beings," she said, "a sense of going through the same life cycle, a sense of the preciousness of time and life, of its fragility.

The trust bestowed by his sovereign on a jester, is perhaps due, as Otto rather finely says, to "a shared sense of isolation".

As Obama told me, the opportunities afforded him and Jarrett by their predecessors in the civil rights movement gave them both "a shared sense of obligation".

This gives producers and users a shared sense of ownership of data, inclining them to move decisions forward.

The ECYP acknowledges projects that foster a shared sense of European identity among young people.

The annual prize goes to projects that foster a shared sense of European identity and integration among young people.

The Charlemagne Youth Prize is awarded annually to projects that foster a shared sense of European identity and integration among young people.

The European Charlemagne Youth Prize is awarded annually to projects that foster a shared sense of European identity and integration among young people.

Our school partnerships are based on developing a shared philosophy of education and goals for learning.