Sentence examples for generally communal from inspiring English sources

Grazing spaces were generally communal.

Would a participant in the Occupy Wall Street Movement — despite generally supporting communal benefits but objecting to environmental destruction for the economy — see it as prioritizing collective benefits over individual rights (given that revenue accrues to the state)?

As with almost every part of life at the time, a medieval meal was generally a communal affair.

Apart from that, Korean cuisine is generally a tasty, communal affair.

People have been keeping their areas cleaner — although not necessarily tidier — and generally respect the communal areas much more than before.

It helps that, since 2002, the state has been calm and generally free of communal tension.The court's ruling, however, could help to enshrine a broader public view of Mr Modi as somebody who cannot be trusted to represent all of India.

Generally, Mr. Obama emphasizes the communal aspects of religion over the supernatural ones.

But their large communal webs generally take years to build, experts say, and this web was formed in just a few months.

There was rarely any trouble from the punters, though, as they were all on acid or ecstasy and generally bought into the communal, artistic vibe.

communal living; communalism".  .

In this realm, artist-orchestrated social exchanges, situations and communal experiences are generally preferred to art objects, which are seen at best as optional -- props whose formal qualities are almost beside the point -- and at worst terminally corrupt in their role as art-market commodities.