Sentence examples for foster solidarity from inspiring English sources

Lines can also foster solidarity and a sense of community.

The crisis doesn't foster solidarity but it's always been something that was not a given, even in the past when there were more major social movements.

Anti-elitist, non-hierarchical, socially as well as aesthetically progressive, it signified, and was intended to foster, solidarity among artists, intellectuals, workers, builders and patrons.

I have had travel partners ask, after a cut, if I were attempting to foster solidarity with a particular Muppet, or perhaps a certain species of cactus.

The map conveyed the message that cities can foster solidarity among architects, not only in matters of style, but also in resistance to stupidity.

By holding the line on unauthorized immigration and rethinking free trade, Decius argued, Trump could help foster "solidarity among the working, lower-middle, and middle classes of all races and ethnicities".

That tradition often fosters solidarity among laborers.

In a voice-over, Mr. Marker defined his mission as fostering solidarity, but the real enemy was complacency.

That Billy's goodness fosters solidarity among the sailors is a threat to Claggart, who rules by fear.

And this attitude fostered solidarity and the growth of a counterculture in which experimentation, individuality and iconoclasm were protected and nurtured.

But that does not seem to have fostered solidarity between Mr. Short and Patric M. Verrone, president of the Writers Guild of America West.