Sentence examples for religions communities from inspiring English sources

The late historian and critic Tony Judt once described Europe before the First World War as "an intricate, interwoven tapestry of overlapping languages, religions, communities and nations".

In his book Postwar, he recalls how "the European continent was once a complex tapestry of languages, religions, communities, and nations that overlapped.

"The continent of Europe was once an intricate, interwoven tapestry of overlapping languages, religions, communities, and nations," as Judt puts it.

Displays will also demonstrate how slaves maintained their religion, communities and family ties "even when family members were sold away, even at great personal risk," Ms. Henley said.

You can wonder if Johnson has looked into Ayn Rand, her alarming statements on altruism, American Indians, Arabs, religion, community... whatever.

History's Harvest From the colonial era to today, American artists have addressed patriotism, religion, community concerns and aesthetic ideas.

"What would the electric lady think about love, and what would she think about politics, religion, community and sexuality?" Ms. Monáe added.

Below is a slideshow of prayers written by the HuffPost Religion community.

These larger entities could be family, religion, community, country, or even ideas.

I had no idea that I had been programmed from my environment (i.e., family, school, religion, community, media, etc).

"If you are born in a village with many gods you belong to that folk religion community," he said.