Sentence examples for points of communion between from inspiring English sources

"Better Things," like "Louie," is an autobiographical portrait of a hardened divorced parent working in show business and raising precocious daughters, and it's easy to find points of communion between them.

Ms. Villoresi wants those attending the events to discover new points of view, and participants and audience to "discover the point of communion between the religions," she said.

The programming, though uneven, had a strong center of gravity, a spirit of communion between the band and its fans.

They do so, I guess, to bathe in that special moment of communion between performer and crowd.

The message went over well, creating the sort of warm sense of communion between the elite and the proletariat not seen since Cesar Chavez.

This appears as the highest form of communion reached between God and human beings.

The book quietly makes the point that in this millennium of sweeping "change", we have arrived at a place that, if it's not exactly "post-racial", certainly demands that we lay down some of our old ideas about race and the level of communion that's possible between so-called disparate groups.

With "The Descendants," though, there was hope for some kind of graceful communion between past and present.

In his closing speech, Barenboim also spoke of the communion between musicians and public which had manifested so magically in this Ring experience.

From some points of view, the Anglican communion (of which the Church of England is just a small part) is at its most vigorous overseas, reflecting empire days.

This is it: the great, dreamed-of rock 'n' roll communion — between band member and band member, and band and audience.