Sentence examples for like a communitarian from inspiring English sources
In other words, what seems like a communitarian excess' in one society can be a source of inspiration for another.
Like Microsoft's Windows, Linux is a computer operating system, but written and updated by volunteer programmers in a communitarian spirit, and available for free.
"That is, he has a communitarian notion of free speech.
Pandit, who moved to the United States at sixteen, is rarely described as a communitarian.
These sorts of links are invisible to some of his rivals, but Obama is a communitarian.
Thus the tragedies provided a communitarian context for telling stories about conflict and its effects.
"President Bollinger is a communitarian," de Grazia told me the day after the meeting.
We're asking them to go from a solipsistic to a communitarian environment".
Such a communitarian value system may be indispensable for fostering sustainable communities.
Some people have called this view a communitarian critique of liberalism.
He epitomises the loud-mouthed sole trader, a species rare in the north, where industry created a communitarian life.
