It seemed to him that for all the talk of family and faith and neighborliness — the heartland virtues held up in rebuke of competitive, materialistic Gomorrahs like San Francisco — there was something not quite wholesome in this placidity, something lazy and sensual.
"So propinquity propagates neighborliness, does it?"... "Mr. Vorstenbosch suggested you might drain some blood... ..... "Medieval quackery!
The big change is that the public mood in Pakistan at present is playing directly to a moderate view of Islam, tolerance, democracy, and good neighborliness — or it would, if only there were a serious leader in the country who could take advantage of it.
It says something about neighborliness in the more rarefied Zip Codes that the Walters knew next to nothing about whoever occupied the apartment upstairs.
The goal was to encourage a new spirit of neighborliness.
With few trees or fences to obstruct conversation, or to offer privacy, Waterford Crossing inspires a neighborliness that surpasses the occasional borrowed egg.
"There's not a hostility amongst these groups, but, being an old timer, I don't see that warmth and neighborliness kicking in yet because folks are still strangers," said John Flateau, 62, a Crown Heights native and chairman of the department of public administration at Medgar Evers College.
But your attempts at good neighborliness were laudable.
It goes on to say that now is the time to live up to the commitment expressed by Israel's founders in their Declaration of Independence to "extend our hand to all neighboring states and their peoples in an offer of peace and good neighborliness".
It was at once the most routine act of neighborliness and one of the strangest journeys a baseball can make in New York City.
Then he published an opinion piece in The Times, suggesting that Wisconsin's Republican governor has turned his back on the state's long tradition of "neighborliness, decency and mutual respect".
