Sentence examples for making a community from inspiring English sources

"We need to start making a community for ourselves".

If, as we have imagined, the women entertained the troops by making a play about the town's history, this incorporates the execution story and gives us a community play that is partly about making a community play.

Making a community feel safe ought ultimately to be the goal of good policing, and it would be unwise to assume that this outcome can be achieved easily and cheaply in rural areas just because crime in the countryside can sometimes seem less dramatic than it does in highly populated centres.

Usually in social networks the tech is not the challenge, it's about making a community and a trend".

Argyll and Bute MSP Michael Russell said there was now talk in the area about making a community bid for Easdale.

Though the word "authenticity" gets thrown around a lot, it is an important concept here: authenticity is critical to making a community interesting, different, and worth paying attention to.

"It's really important to remember that communication makes a community prosper," said Jasmine Martirossian, a social psychologist and the author of "Decision Making in Communities: Why Groups of Smart People Sometimes Make Bad Decisions Community Associations Pressss, 2001).

What makes a community or indeed your community special?

Social media has made a community among trans people possible.

They really made a community together in those reunions".

"That's how you can design to make a community more positive".