Sentence examples for shared body of from inspiring English sources
It has become a shared body of knowledge with a common language that is widely understood.
Roman Catholic doctrine is more than this shared body of beliefs, as is the doctrine of each of the Christian groups.
In addition, most Christians past and present do have a shared body of beliefs about God, Christ, and the way of salvation.
The Socialist Party is left over from a Socialist movement whose battles have been won and whose outcomes have become part of the shared body of political & social assumptions.
Our goal is to begin the process of creating a shared body of knowledge on how to achieve excellence in the basic operating functions of government process improvement that enables the government policy engine to function more efficiently.
The point of collecting, organizing, and disseminating a shared body of information what E. D. Hirsh so controversially termed "cultural literacy" decades later was to protect a certain vision of American society: at the time, from Communism, but, more broadly, from all alien cultures and antagonistic ideas.
The SSC began with the view that NRICs should naturally form around shared bodies of water that would generate common research goals, but the practicalities of funding and the relatively complex legal framework for sharing such waters led the NRICs in different directions.
Mr. Gabler said that he has never thought of New York as a geographical place, but as a zone of shared body language, which can register isolation or compassion with equal force.
Grilled chicken, not fried, in keeping with the shared body-mindedness of the combatants (Mr. Obama does treadmill and hoops, Mr. Romney elliptical and bike).
Worse still, another friend went to her female production manager to complain about an executive who had touched her breast and made a crack about them sharing body fluids in front of the crew.
The idea of the street a shared, cohesive body of public opinion and values -- perhaps resonated most strongly in the heyday of Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, the late 1950's and mid-60's.
