Sentence examples for show a community from inspiring English sources

Lehmann's photos, shot in color, show a community built around family units and subsistence hunting.

The photos show a community forged by shared endeavour and emotion; our common denominator not age, shape, size or ability but those great feelings.

This is the purpose of public access -- to show a community to itself, to give those who work or live in a town the opportunity to take part and share information.

Well, the annual PEN dinner, which is the New York equivalent of the W.H.C.A.'s dinner, an occasion for New York authors and publishers and agents, is a renewal feast, designed to show a community that has no sense of itself as one that the same people are doing the same things and thinking exactly the same thoughts, year after year after year.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Well, the annual PEN dinner, which is the New York equivalent of the W.H.C.A.'s dinner, an occasion for New York authors and publishers and agents, is a renewal feast, designed to show a community that has no sense of itself as one that the same people are doing the same things and thinking exactly the same thoughts, year after year after year.

According to Neudert et al. (2015), all villages show a community structure typical for this region with Ankilibory, Efoetse, and Miarintsoa being exclusively inhabited by Tanalana people, while the population of Andremba consists of Tanalana and Mahafaly in equal shares (Table 1). Figure 1 Location of the study area and villages, Mahafaly region, southwestern Madagascar.

Madiba is a clan nickname for Mr. Mandela, and the dance shows a community in flux, swiveling between rejoicing and defiance.

As guests of Indigo Bay, we were shown a community centre, water pumps and a school, where the children rose and sang a welcome, then couldn't stop giggling.

This multilayered story shows a community in economic and social collapse, scraping a living from seasonal tourism, which the constant arrival of destitute illegal migrants threatens to undermine.

His favorite piece, he said, is based on Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte," because it shows a community with families — just the kind of audience the museum is seeking.

"If Winter," too, has an allegorical bent: it shows a community that moves from the doubt of autumn and the cold of winter to the joy of warm spring.