Sentence examples for generates solidarity from inspiring English sources

The event is unprecedented in scale and scope, which generates solidarity and attention for the issue.

They should know what it means to be attacked from the air, how it pisses you off, how it generates solidarity, how it leads to new resolve and vows of vengeance.

In some cases the ad-hoc reception strategy has caused discomfort among the local population, but in others it has generated solidarity.

Focus groups have also been used to address power inequalities in research because they have the potential to empower participants both to set the terms of the discussion and to generate solidarity within the group.

Although Zapata-Barrero is certainly right in stressing the value of contact (under particular circumstances) in generating solidarity in diversity, our empirical analysis of micro-level interactions in particular places makes visible a wider set of sources of solidarity.

Pragmatic nationalism allows blacks to generate solidarity across class or cultural lines, not just through the modus vivendi of shared interests but upon a principled commitment to racial equality and justice (2005, 150 154).

Insofar as the latter raise issues about territorial boundaries and self-determination claims, they not only challenge the role of nationhood in generating solidarity, but even its ability to stabilize boundaries (Kymlicka, 2001).

4. For an account of this resurgence, see Kymlicka and Norman 1994. 5. See, for instance, Cohen 1989, 248 where citizenship as a form of membership is defined as: "an exclusive category that forms the basis of a special tie and affords a social status and a pole of identification that can itself become a rather thick and important identity able to generate solidarity, civic virtue and engagement".

The use of social media in generating solidarity and engagement in social movements has become fairly well known.

War is also more compelling and effective in generating solidarity with something larger and more lasting than ourselves.

Although increasing ethnic and cultural diversity have made the terrain on which these struggles are waged much more complex (Fraser, 1995), we observed that place-based struggles are an important catalyst to generate solidarities in diversity.