Sentence examples for feeling solidarity from inspiring English sources

I've been feeling solidarity with other people here and also, basically, just the love as well".

Byron was perhaps the most prominent of the Philhellenes, volunteers from the European and American aristocracy who -- besotted by visions of classical Greece and feeling solidarity with their fellow Christians -- took up arms against the Ottoman Empire in the Greek War of Independence.

Kids who are being exposed to this feeling of solidarity at the skate park are now bringing that same solidarity to surrounding communities.

The members of a group can feel separated, at cross purposes, unable to cooperate, feeling no solidarity, respect and care for each other.

Wenders devised a sentimental alienation, a warm-hearted isolation, that evokes with bluesy ambivalence the good feelings of bad feelings, the solidarity of solitude.

Now, amid the chaos of the battle we are waging, we feel a familiar sense of exhilaration in the air, an intense feeling of solidarity.

The feeling of solidarity, he said — it cannot be described.

"There is a feeling of solidarity, service, pride and challenge.

He wrote much in ballad form out of a feeling of solidarity with the oppressed.

No one said anything, but there was an unspoken feeling of solidarity between us.

Going through combat together produces a feeling of solidarity that is almost impossible to replicate.