Sentence examples for ideals of community from inspiring English sources
The movement's ideals of community fail to convince, in this light.
Similar ideals of community were found among the abolitionists, suffragettes and civil rights activists of the 1950s and 1960s.
What scope is there for health promotion projects to implement ideals of community leadership within the realities of marginalisation and inequality?
He emphasized the ideals of community, necessary for individual fulfillment and embodied by the Eighteenth Men, and of spirit, which gives purpose to human existence.
One answer is that Lutheran-socialist ideals of community and co-operation have been undermined by the rise of consumerism and the mass uniculture of Microsoft and McDonald's.
From Brooklyn to Los Angeles, cities are folding the ideals of community policing into station blueprints, hoping their design can help close the growing divide between the people who work in the buildings and those who live around them.
Walerski and a corps of a dozen dancers, who were dressed just like him — even the women were shirtless — arranged themselves to create an ideal of community and support, unavailable to Scharafali.
The ideal of community and the threats to its survival are powerful themes in these anxious times, when economic upheaval and environmental catastrophe are ever-present worries, and when the values of comity and neighborliness can seem hard to sustain.
Young, Iris Marion, "The Ideal of Community and the Politics of Difference" in Feminism/Postmodernism, Nicholson, Linda J. (ed)., New York: Routledge, 1990.
Even if Mason's ideal is coherent, it is unclear to what extent the ideal of community does much work for defenders of universal liberal principles and global institutions).
