Sentence examples for less communal from inspiring English sources

Headphones are isolating, however, and they make the theatrical experience somewhat less communal than what McIntyre underwent.

The rise of spas and health clubs that offer a more elegant and less communal experience have more appeal to a younger generation, Mr. Colucci admitted.

In the Carmel Mountains, Kibbutz Dalia's zimmerim ("rooms") near Haifa are nine wood cabins — sleekly designed spaces for those who want more "country chic" and less "communal".

In addition to having less communal ideas about land ownership than the Bodos, the Bengalis, whose numbers are growing, increasingly threaten the Bodos' dream of having an independent state.

Shyness is simply part of being a human, this more or less communal species which happens to be lumbered with a strange gift for turning in and reflecting on itself.

It is possible that over time, as Asian immigrant groups make their way even further into the mainstream of American life, that this museum will become more historical, more curatorial and less communal.

Despite the rebuilding of the Temple in 516 B.C.E., they eventually established synagogues as less lofty communal centers for this new form of worship, which became the primary distinction between the Israelite religion and Judaism.

For example, modifying the forestry law by reducing the scale of land-use change or increasing the time allotted for abandoned lands to recover the original plant community would cause less private and communal lands to be cleared.

(YouTube, being less conducive to communal experience, is not what Mr. Gondry has in mind).

In time, almost everyone had a TV, so watching television became less of a communal affair.

But for once, the rivalry that has bitterly divided these northern industrial cities of England for more than a century mattered less than the communal spirit between their supporters.