Sentence examples for seeking solidarity from inspiring English sources

"Do we have any fans with a falsetto voice?" Jonathan Higgs asks a packed Hackney hall, seeking solidarity.

Teenage patients were busily text-messaging while their mothers smiled tentatively at one another, as if seeking solidarity.

How I wished my children were with me to read the handwritten letters from Malcolm X to his family on his first pilgrimage to Mecca, or his communications with Martin Luther King seeking solidarity.

The popularity of her work speaks for her ability to salve a little of that feeling of aloneness in her audiences with her deeply felt portraits of women — and occasionally men — seeking solidarity in their individuality, finding comfort in the knowledge that everybody else is sometimes uncomfortable with the choices they've made, too.

They were seeking solidarity.

"Why are you seeking solidarity here?" she asked.

While Obama seeks solidarity with groups, McCain resists conformity.

Most pop seeks solidarity with fans, identifying with their romantic yearnings or sharing their frustrations.

There is a new impulse to seek solidarity with listeners, and Shostakovich is suddenly a role model.

He adds that the euro had two flaws: to join northern countries that favour solidity in public finances with laxer southern ones that seek solidarity, and to allow countries to break fiscal rules in its early years.

Vroom, vroom Back to basics Cap, trade and block No wonder Waking up to reality The world's forgotten fair ReprintsAs a tigerish negotiator, India was bound to seek solidarity with China—just as some developed countries were bound to seek more and comparable anti-warming measures from them both.