Sentence examples for kind of commune from inspiring English sources

For a period he embraced both vegetarianism and anarchism, and lived with his first wife, Janet, whom he married in 1950, in Youth House, a kind of commune in Camden Road, north London.

He turned up in Montparnasse and found himself living in a kind of commune of squalid apartments called La Ruche ("the Beehive"); among his neighbors were Chagall and Archipenko, also Jewish immigrants.

On Nashawena, with the patronage of the island's owner, Kyra is designing a new city — a kind of commune that she hopes will challenge the notion of the traditional city and change the way men and women interact.

And here's another probable outcome: a population out of the habit of lifelong marriage partnerships will likely be made up of old people living alone or forced into some kind of commune or group home.

Here in "sublime, awfully desolate" Switzerland, these bohemians set up a kind of commune, "a modern Promethean cadre", watched all the while by tourists through telescopes on the other side of the lake, mistaking the laundered tablecloths for the womens' soiled petticoats.

Or they would just hang out with the duck, kind of communing with nature.

As two of the movement's more perceptive conservative critics — Matt Continetti in The Weekly Standard and James Panero in The New Criterion — have said, many protesters seemed more interested in founding a kind of Paris Commune or Oneida Community in Zuccotti Park than in actually participating in public-policy debates.

Some kind of dairy commune perhaps?

I understood that he was living in some kind of religious commune.

When I was a kid, growing up in a kind of ghetto commune in Philadelphia, I would do elaborate battle pictures.

Mr. Westerman, 32, envisioned the site as a kind of "artists' commune in cyberspace," a home for filmmakers and musicians who "wouldn't necessarily be heard in mainstream media".