Sentence examples for expression of community from inspiring English sources

"It seems to be an expression of community concern".

But there are also many examples in countries such as Germany where they have become an expression of community spirit.

For Thompson, class was an expression of "community", not – as Marx had instructed – one component of a mechanistic structure.

The Hicks painting is explicit in its expression of community, but a number of depictions of various towns more or less in detail make the point tacitly.

Americans imported the vehicle from English common law, and it has long allowed for the expression of community values in the legal system.

The symbolic bonfires in Northern Ireland are on the one hand an expression of community, tradition, and on the other hand are hostile to other traditions.

The course examines the mediums of public art that have been voices of social change, protest and expressions of community desire in Iran.

When government expands, it's often at the expense of alternative expressions of community, alternative groups that seek to serve the common good.

By the 1800s they were all the rage, but their popularity waned after 1850 as choral societies – more sober expressions of community singing – caught the public imagination.

"The terror we have seen on our streets has been followed in recent days by many small acts of loving care for neighbours and many expressions of community solidarity.

Timothy Ives, "Expressions of Community: Reconstructing Native Identity in Seventeenth-Century Central Connecticut Through land Deed Shirley W. Dunn, ed., Mohican Seminar 3: The Journey An Algonquian Peoples Seminar (Albany, 2009), 25-68.