Sentence examples for image of solidarity from inspiring English sources

The idea of south-south co-operation evokes a positive image of solidarity between developing countries through the exchange of resources, technology, and knowledge.

BARCELONA, Spain — The attacks in and near Barcelona initially led rival Spanish and Catalan politicians to present an image of solidarity in the face of terrorism.

It was an image of solidarity that might once have alarmed Washington, which has seen the United States' standing steadily eroded by a shift toward left-leaning, populist leaders across the region in the last decade.

was left to explain away the discrepancy Kerry had exposed -- and to try to sustain the image of solidarity between Israel and the sanctions supporters that Boehner had hoped to project.

I realized that the established image of Solidarity was just not true: of the underground as the place where bearded men were doing their thing, and their thing was brave and manly, and the women were at best the revolutionaries' girlfriends.

Reports from her company's office in Bangkok, she said, described images of solidarity rather than turmoil, with thousands of Thais showing up at the royal palace each day wearing yellow shirts and yellow ribbons to signify their support for the king.

Recalling the "Roosevelt dispensation," Lilla also longs for new images of solidarity to replace what he thinks of as an unhealthy emphasis on difference.

Ripe with conspicuous consumption symbols such as jewellery, fir coats, ostentatious automobiles, and a chalet, the video enacted a number of important symbolic categories such as "romantic love," "winter wonderland," or "good company" while, at the same time, downplaying the socially critical images of solidarity, care, and critical consciousness raised in Geldof's contending offering.

From that image, demonstrations of solidarity arose in many European cities to push their governments to help refugees.

The government swiftly tried drawing the intelligence chiefs into an image of state solidarity.

With Obama insisting the "noose is tightening" around Muammar Gaddafi's regime, the embattled Libyan leader has unveiled a new tactic by which to portray an image of internal solidarity: women at arms.