Sentence examples for point of togetherness from inspiring English sources

Her involvement promises to bring a lighter touch to the curator's ambitions: "It is from the vantage point of togetherness, from the desire of imagining history as a participatory experience, that I would like for GIBCA 2015 to explore and challenge history writing," concludes Dyangani Ose.

Did Leicester lack that same degree of togetherness?

A: They are on the vanguard of innovation and what they dreamed up incorporates every possible point along the spectrum of togetherness to separateness.

"But with 23 players in the squad it's about Team England, and the tipping point of your team is the togetherness and the support that you give each other.

Veteran defender Richard Dunne reckoned it showed that Rangers possess a feeling of togetherness that they have been accused of lacking at other points in the season.

Couples who work together can sometimes find themselves with an excess of togetherness.

In spite of not getting the results we would have liked, we have a great spirit of togetherness and let's hope we can continue to pick up points".

Being together is what is important and so is the feeling of togetherness.

Despite their public displays of togetherness and their best individual performances of the season, Mourning and Martin could not win without the point guard who brought them together in the first place.

This was the point of the match when Liverpool demonstrated a togetherness and competitive spirit that was missing at Bolton.

It's a futile kind of togetherness.