Sentence examples for into communitarian from inspiring English sources

The Rastafarian movement's internal contradictions go beyond its first-world reappropriation: it contains elements of theology and ideology while attempting to transcend both; it wavers between direct political engagement and a retreat into communitarian isolation; and it tries to reconcile black nationalism with an embrace of all colors and creeds (Marley's "One Love").

How I came to hate the war for transforming the Elysian lifestyle of the very rich into a communitarian pot-pourri of mud and shrapnel!

Ignatieff (2003, 67) errs, for example, when he charges that "rights language cannot be parsed or translated into a nonindividualistic, communitarian framework.

Unfortunately, the Rawlsian position especially in the hands of his many communitarian disciples takes into account one type of risk, but it ignores a second.

He had turned into the Muslim Gandhi: populist and communitarian.

This is not to collapse into a woolly liberal espousal of communitarian goodness.

Caricatures are replaced with nuanced understanding of what was gained and lost as a communitarian farming society transformed itself into an entrepreneurial high-tech haven.

Thatcher's Tory successors notably David Cameron, who served as prime minister from 2010 had a rather less extreme individualistic orientation and reincorporated some of the communitarian elements of traditional conservatism into their ideology.

"I am not persuaded that another surge of troops into Baghdad for the purposes of suppressing this communitarian violence, this civil war, will work," said Mr Powell, who was secretary of state from 2001 to 2005.

In this reimagining the ethos is inexplicably communitarian, as 12 contestants are divided into two design "houses" and each house must work every week to produce a collection that is unveiled in a fashion show.

Even this bumper-sticker shorthand—"public option"—has helped transform it from a concrete issue into a rallying cry: the ultimate expression of communitarian ideals for one side, the most insidious example of thinly-veiled socialism for the other.