Sentence examples for human communion from inspiring English sources
"It really is working towards real human communion, not of a silly public kind but real.
And just as existential anguish stems from being human, communion with fellow humans turns out to be the best antidote.
Then he quoted an anonymous early Italian essayist, who described darkness as its own lubricant for human communion: "Darkness made it easy to tell all".
I don't know the answer for certain, but I suspect the interrelation of the bodies in physical games suggests to him, as it does to me, the very essence of unthinking yet feeling human communion.
We pretty quickly slip into what Stassinopoulos's mother called "human communion," where the outside world disappears, and you feel like you're "in the presence of something almost sacred".
I held on to longing, fairytale, a human communion with whatever it was that I recognized as the divine and the beauty of language.
The songs encompass the totality of human life in communion with nature and reveal a strong sense of ethics.
There is nothing in the world that can match the hushed, deferential air of a reading room, with its implied tribute of respect for the agonies of writers, living & dead and for the need of the human spirit for communion & for sanctuary.
According to personalists, the person never exists in isolation, and moreover persons find their human perfection only in communion with other persons.
They call it the Hoover because it sounds like a vacuum a huge, cosmic vacuum that will suck the ego out of your skull and leave you a frothing, hysterical shell of a human, writhing in ecstatic communion with the gods of rave.
This is an important distinction for those who would "defend" the Bible, who too often seem to be defending a deistic position that God created the universe and let it go on its own subsequently, rather than defending the idea of a God who wishes to be in communion with humans (the more narrowly biblical concept of God, in either Jewish or Christian interpretation).
