Sentence examples for generating togetherness from inspiring English sources
But a church will not last long as merely a health club; other health clubs exist, and other, less demanding means for generating togetherness.
For a time, the impulse marriage generates a togetherness that's slightly less empty than the previous aloneness, though admittedly most of that togetherness consists of taking ("ingesting") drugs, then making student film-y videos in McDonald's.
The newly-formed league runs until the middle of October, but many Afghans hope that the feeling of togetherness that football seems to be generating across the country will last much longer.
Rugby, because of its greater physicality, generates team spirit more easily than football, but there are other reasons why the togetherness of the oval-ball code is hard to replicate in the round-ball version.
Therefore, despite its being true for Kant, according to the togetherness principle, that intuitions and concepts must be combined with one another in order to generate objectively valid judgments, nevertheless intuitions/essentially non-conceptual cognitions can also occur both autonomously from and independently of concepts and still remain objectively valid.
The high attendance at testing sites is evaluated more ambivalently: it facilitates individual requests for testing anonymously and fosters feelings of 'togetherness'; but high attendance generates new ethical issues.
So I made a track called "Generate Power" that encompassed that spirit of togetherness and called the sound "WildPitch," borrowing the the name from the party.
TOGETHERNESS (Him) If we go antiquing, we do it together.
