He had feelings of fraternity with the objects he studied, even when they were, say, wingless male fig wasps in combat.
Tormented German intellectuals like to ponder whether May's concept of an "edelmensch," his term for a truly noble man, as he called Winnetou, has inspired more feelings of fraternity or of racial superiority in the country.
It is a childhood feeling of freedom, fraternity and irresponsibility.
Strikingly generous in a milieu noted for back-biting, he stresses the pleasure he gets from "seeing the pals of my generation", especially Julian Barnes, Martin Amis and James Fenton among many, and warmly celebrates the "fellow feeling" of this fraternity.
So why is it that my sympathy — indeed a feeling of full-hearted fraternity — is drawn to the ridiculous yob with the big, boozy face?" The trouble with such generously bestowed fraternity is that O'Hara wasn't only, or even primarily, a ridiculous yob; he was a sensitive and productive literary artist, with some alcohol and anger problems.
Sex within Greek life has become meaningless to so many--a drunken formality performed in exchange for the privilege of feeling included in fraternity affairs.
The armor of fraternity is a force all its own, bestowing a feeling of power mightier than any fabric or bullet-proof plates.
American Civic Life in the Golden Age of Fraternity".
So God is a kind of fraternity handshake.
In the window of a pawn shop in Hollywood there is a tray of fraternity pins, with a sign, reading, "Wear a Fraternity Pin - A Sign of Intelligence".
Ballooning insurance costs were one reason: many fraternities can no longer afford the premiums for serving alcohol, which is said to account for 80% of fraternity insurance claims.
