Sentence examples for shared belonging from inspiring English sources

Do we need to choose between these ways of expressing our shared belonging?

For one thing, the main goal of both MC and IC is to think broadly through the preconditions for creating a diverse society that is based on individual freedom, equality, and a sense of shared belonging.

On the one hand, as we have seen at different times in Belgium, Britain, Canada and Spain, even fairly liberal forms of nationalism can undermine social solidarity, create political gridlocks or break up otherwise functioning democratic states where a sense of shared belonging to a nation is absent or has faded away.

Yale-NUS claims, with complete sincerity, it will try to "reinvent liberal education from the ground up.... for the world" with a Common Curriculum fostering "shared belonging... in a community" that will "instill habits of critical judgment and forbearing tolerance that arise from seeing peers struggle with problems one knows well oneself".

Already, this "autonomous unit of the National University of Singapore," which grants only NUS degrees, has promised future graduates a welcome to the Yale Alumni community -- a nifty fund-raising gambit for Yale, but also an identity shift driven by money, not "shared belonging... in a community".

During the workshop, the inviting, iterative, non-threatening environment led to a feeling of shared belonging.

Manipulative participation - participation is a pretense, stakeholders have unelected representatives; Passive participation - stakeholders are told what has been decided or happened while information being shared belongs only to professionals (e.g., scientists/researchers, extension services personnel); Participation by consultation - stakeholders are consulted or asked to answer questions.

Normally, the information shared belongs to the blogger him/herself, but at times it belongs to other people (related or not) who provide their explicit consent to share personal data and views.

A sense of sharing, belonging, contributing, and sacrificing are hallmarks that Veterans and their families know only too well after 13 years of war.

As a result, the shares belonging to workers who had bought into the subsidiary in 1992 were watered down and significantly dropped in value.

Beyond the sale of Treasury's stock - which amounts to about 264 million shares - G.M. plans to sell shares belonging to the Canadian and Ontario governments and a health care trust for the United Automobile Workers union.