Sentence examples for rebuilding communities from inspiring English sources

Following Kenneth Burke (1897 1993), the premier analyst of rhetoric as a special form of communication, late modernists deemed art as communication to persuade those fluid selves of the necessity of rebuilding communities to allow for a fuller expression of individual personality.

Fundrise has built up a $10m portfolio of projects that are rebuilding communities.

Social workers have a crucial role in rebuilding communities after disasters, crises or conflicts.

I have seen my people's commitment to rebuilding communities and restoring homes after hurricanes.

Morrison was the youngest Labour party candidate in the city and fought the campaign on the basis of rebuilding communities in and around Wavertree.

Time and time again, however, they are the ones on the front lines, saving lives, preventing diseases, and rebuilding communities after the wake of tragedy.

Rebuilding community has to start almost from scratch, and it might take decades.

It's not true that "rebuilding community has to start almost from scratch" (George Monbiot, 13 May).

McGill, B. J., Enquist, B. J., Weiher, E. & Westoby, M. Rebuilding community ecology from functional traits.

(For a couple of years, Obama participated in a seminar about rebuilding community, inspired by Putnam's article "Bowling Alone").

And a team so awful that its fans used to wear bags on their heads came to symbolize and be embraced by a battered but rebuilding community.