Sentence examples for experience of solidarity from inspiring English sources
The uprising was, initially, an experience of solidarity on a national scale.
Modern societies deny men and women the experience of solidarity, which football provides to the point of collective delirium.
In his autobiographical writings, Althusser credits the experiences of solidarity, political action, and community that he found in the camp as opening him up to the idea of communism.
There is a distinctive shop floor perspective on corporate philanthropy rooted in the experience of social solidarity between colleagues and the opportunity to challenge normally rigid corporate hierarchies and conventions.
The EU is experiencing a crisis of solidarity that makes it hard for national governments to persuade their electorates to make any compromises in the name of continental progress.
We experienced that outpouring of solidarity and love and support while he was still sick, and that has helped us to carry on and to feel that no matter how he could be unwell, the world was holding him up in its hands.
If you can do these things, you stand a chance of creating a powerful experience of mourning and solidarity where both religious and nonreligious people can come together collective grief.
As a choir we experienced this same sense of solidarity.
I experienced this same feeling of solidarity as I watched some of our nation's most powerful legislators join with interns, staffers and community members to eat during a Langar on Capitol Hill, co-hosted by my class of SALDEF (the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund)'s SikhLEAD Internship program and Congressman Mike Honda's office.
[M29] These experiences promoted a sense of solidarity and belonging among the women, and provided comfort and security, especially for new entrants into the sex trade.
When we avoid conversations that might lead other women to judge us, we never experience the solidarity of knowing that we weren't alone, and we never develop the conversation that might lead to change.
