Sentence examples for in which communal from inspiring English sources

The result is an astonishing piece of theatre in which communal storytelling effortlessly blends with hi-tech wizardry.

"The result is an astonishing piece of theatre in which communal storytelling effortlessly blends with high-tech wizardry," wrote Billington.

But others worry whether such a formula questions the very notion of citizenship, in which communal rather than national leaders represent their constituencies in bargaining that can become self-serving.

Restored to Beijing in 1973, he was named Minister of Railways, then provincial party leader of Anhui province, where he instituted the household-responsibility system in which communal land was divided up among individual farmers.

Unsworth sets us down in a brilliantly realized society, a kingdom in which communal tensions are being exploited by cynics and fanatics after a blundering Western military adventure in the Middle East, a campaign that sacrificed stability for short-term gain.

My last comment concerns the way in which communal goods are conceptualised by the authors.

In a broad spectrum of actions and proposals from art exhibitions to séances, photo reports to roof tiles, landscapes to sanitation these individuals were hoping to create a universe in which their communal dream could become a reality.

Their huge following not only made the group a cultural icon, but put it at the center of an unlikely financial empire in which its communal roots and values translated into capitalist success.

In 1958, at Beidaihe, Chinese leaders laid plans for the disastrous Great Leap Forward, in which government-mandated communal farming led to food shortages that cost millions of lives.

This is particularly so with childbirth where decision-making may be collective or communal in which case husbands, mothers-in-law, TBAs and other family or community members might actually have more power in the decision-making process than the pregnant woman herself (Female Healthcare Provider, KII, Sankpala).

The third theme shows how livelihood diversification has been one of the key ways in which local people from communal areas have adapted to change.