Sentence examples for forming communities from inspiring English sources

Readers will probably never stop forming communities based on the manuscript's secrets.

As I wrote here last year, Voynich enthusiasts will probably never stop forming communities based on the manuscript's secrets.

There is a growing interest in co-operative housing options that involve older people forming communities offering mutual support while maintaining a strong emphasis on independence.

Its current incarnation may live mostly online, but it is an embodiment of something many black women have been doing for years in real life: forming communities of support based around our mutual disenfranchisement.

On shows like "Time of Your Life" and "Felicity," where young people are faced with a newfound independence, the process of identity discovery goes hand inhand with that of forming communities of their own.

"The failure rate is high for forming communities, though there is no data to describe this, as most failed forming groups disband and fade into the sunset," she said.

The first step, according to one veteran, involves "wearing away of the ego, disarming the self, forming community, doing an in-depth analysis of our times".

People who have common interests and/or needs tend to form communities in order to communicate and to share knowledge.

Holloway's artistic mission is "to form communities, and understand how communities are formed".

We need to find new ways to form communities".

They moved within walking distance of synagogues, formed communities, enrolled their children in yeshivas.