Sentence examples for some sort of communal from inspiring English sources

The best thing sporting events can do in this context is provide some sort of communal distraction.

Citing the economic historian Karl Polanyi, Zuboff shows how postwar corporations were expected to offer some sort of communal reciprocity — hiring workers and hiking wages, sharing prosperity rather than hoarding it.

On Friday, the military said that 99 of the 102 detainees then tracked as participants had voluntarily eaten a meal within the last 24 hours, and that about 100 detainees were "living in some sort of communal setting at the various camps".

Wharton's fiction isn't simply about characters interacting but about the rococo social structures they've built and inhabit, about their minutely elaborate codes of behavior and the unannounced consequences of an infraction, about the wordless agreements and transactions that seem to happen in some sort of communal psychic space.

Which might be part of the utility of insta-crit, for the culture at large: perhaps we're all so starved for some sort of communal experience that the idea of coming together to instantaneously and collectively pass judgment on a record that has existed in the world for thirty-six hours feels good, a reminder that we are all alive on the same planet at the same time?

House also said that currently approximately 100 of Guantanamo's 166 detainees are living in "some sort of communal setting" at the various camps.

That story encapsulates the sort of communal entrepreneurship that Mr. Hsieh hopes to inspire.

"In the U.S., a lot of things are sort of communal," she explained.

Especially not "bisexual" (it sounds like a sort of communal vehicle missing a mudguard).

And what did you think of it?' because it's that sort of communal, unique experience," Ms. Puri said.

Now Sidekick owners who cannot resist using all those functions have found a way to gather the tribe: through a sort of communal Weblog, or blog, called Hiptop Nation.