Sentence examples for share camaraderie from inspiring English sources

For many years, three giants of photography headed west, to the American deserts, to take pictures and share camaraderie: Lee Friedlander, the American master photographer, Richard Benson, the great black-and-white printer, and John Szarkowski, MOMA's legendary photography director.

By Elisabeth Biondi September 2, 2010 For many years, three giants of photography headed west, to the American deserts, to take pictures and share camaraderie: Lee Friedlander, the American master photographer, Richard Benson, the great black-and-white printer, and John Szarkowski, MOMA's legendary photography director.

She also enjoys the shared camaraderie of emergency work.

It was not so much that the five architects shared an aesthetic, Mr. Stern said; they had "a shared camaraderie and belief that the Modern movement of the 1920s and 1930s was worth revisiting".

By touching on emotions that our corporate society plays on to manipulate us, I strive to bring others and myself to a place of shared camaraderie.

The shared camaraderie in Madison may sound trite or hokey until you have an opportunity to experience it firsthand, especially when you live in a large city like New York, as I do.

Because among his friends, drinking the same brand helps in sharing camaraderie [ 42], while the number of bottles one consumes is used to display badges of honour: There is this masculine ego that comes into play even before we head to the bar.

They compete, but also share a camaraderie that comes from time together in the trenches.

The kinship you establish with those with whom you share this camaraderie cannot be duplicated.

By the time he was playing college ball in Knoxville, Tennessee, he wanted to share that camaraderie with his contemporaries.

A mixture of friends and family, clumps of kids, teen-age neophytes and master sand carvers share the camaraderie, or castle-a raderie.