Sentence examples for form of communal from inspiring English sources

The Yoshino building hopes to be both a community centre and a form of communal housing: aside from the bedrooms, all rooms in the house are designed to be shared by visitors and community members.

The personal and kinship ties necessary for any form of communal cohesion could not be easily maintained given the increasing number of community members, the fixed resource base, the external pressures, and the nature of political alliances forged during the 1880s and 1890s.

Three parties gradually appeared: the Zealots, who insisted on a literal observance of the primitive rule of poverty affecting communal as well as personal poverty; the Laxists, who favoured many mitigations; and the Moderates, or the Community, who wanted a legal structure that would permit some form of communal possessions.

Instead, in a form of communal healing, Morgan Stanley employees reached out to one another.

It is ideal fare - an exhilarating form of communal entertainment just like music.

While many cultures around the world practice some form of communal child-rearing, the kibbutz is the only known society in history to attempt communal sleeping.

It promotes expanding the definition of affordable housing to include young professionals and entry-level workers, innovative uses of mass transit and new forms of communal automobile ownership.

Patterns of industrialization, migration, and urbanization helped break down many of these forms of communal support during the early years of the twentieth century.

Patterns of industrialization, migration, and urbanization helped break down many of these forms of communal support during the early years of the 20th century.

The impact and comprehensiveness of such power wielded by a chief, for example, reaches into all areas of life of the tribe: provision of food, fertility, weather, all forms of communal life, and protection against enemies and misfortune.

But scholarly practices in the humanities are changing as older forms of communal inquiry are combined with modern research methods enabled by the Internet, accessible computing, data availability, and new media.