Sentence examples for fraternal way from inspiring English sources

It flies in the face of the plea that Pope Francis made to Congress last week to confront the refugee crisis in a "humane, just, and fraternal" way.

NetApp has a culture of collaboration and inclusiveness, which results in people stepping up and engaging in a fraternal way.

And its fraternal ways do not conform readily to distant public-policy analysis; for example, firefighters swap shifts to accommodate second jobs so often that critics wonder which job really is the second job.

In my mind, I'm saying this in a fraternal, empathetic, supportive way.

Bishops and other church leaders did not do enough in the way of "fraternal correction" to ensure that their brethren dealt with the problem in an effective manner.

On more than one instance, I'd butt heads with someone for months, only to have that eventually give way to genuine fraternal affection and full-moon adventures scrambling up peaks or into dried-up tarns for Calvin and Hobbes-esque pontifications about life and how much we once despised each other.

If class struggle could be found in patterns of cultural resistance - opposition to Prohibition, for example, or ways of building fraternal associations in ethnic communities - then an earlier historical analysis that stressed the direct political expression of class consciousness might be profoundly revised.

In opposite ways, and going from fraternal estrangement to tragic reconciliation, they labor through their country's miasmic three-way horror: two distinct insurrections -- separatist and leftist -- and the government's repression.

An occult fraternal order is not a bad way to describe the contemporary-art scene.

Other candidates have made good points, but this has "gone fraternal" and not in a good way.

And the department works with the F.B.I. and, more controversially, the C.I.A. in a way that sounds less fraternal than like a blood marriage.