Sentence examples for fraternity among from inspiring English sources

"The Catholic church has no other arms than prayer and fraternity among men," the bishop said.

"Good luck to the players and I hope that fraternity among the nations will further be strengthened through this World Cup".

The older rooms, off the courtyard, are dark and a bit tired, and the lounge has a collegiate atmosphere, heightened by the fraternity among heterogeneous strangers with a common purpose.

Jeff Forde, 24, a motorcyclist from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, said the gathering on Sunday was intended to celebrate the end of the summer rides and to mark a moment of fraternity among rivals.

What mattered to Thompson were the numerous, semi-articulate expressions of English working men's fraternity – among the countless artisans, weavers, printers, blacksmiths, and domestic servants – that labour historians had ignored, patronised, or glossed over.

But one can still hear, across the decades, the great proud lift in his voice as he wrote the last sentence of his famous passage about liberty, equality and fraternity among the working classes: "As for fraternity, they have lived that out day by day for centuries," he wrote.

In his third season, Rivers has been followed into the African-American head coaching fraternity by, among others, Scott, whose Nets have the best record in the Eastern Conference, and Maurice Cheeks, who stepped into a messy situation in Portland and cleaned it up within 50 games.

Given that Georgia's race is the only competitive Senate primary in which the PAC has significantly invested this cycle, it may be worth noting that Kingston isn't the only former fraternity brother among the GOP candidates vying for the Senate seat.

— the game gained early traction among fraternity brothers in the South.

At Cornell, high-risk drinking and drug use are two to three times more prevalent among fraternity and sorority members than elsewhere in the student population.

As Dr. Skorton points out, "At Cornell, high-risk drinking and drug use are two to three times more prevalent among fraternity and sorority members than elsewhere in the student population".