Sentence examples for some sort of community from inspiring English sources
They amount to some sort of community censorship.
Neither is he performing some sort of community service.
If, as Zuckerberg stated before Congress, some sort of "community standards" apply, what constitutes a "community"?
I also think I did it for myself, to find some sort of community for men like me.
The newspaper Corriere della Sera reported that Mr. Berlusconi arrived in Rome this week and was considering options, including the possibility that he could perform some sort of community service from home — maybe draft an economic program for Italy's poor.
The group could begin to put together the building blocks of a new kind of city, one that might even entail some sort of community land trust and cooperatively owned property.
It was more about what happens when you put these different communities together and create some sort of symbolic community.
Are they at some sort of religious community now?
We see the exterior of a cottage, and the dialogue on the sound track suggests that the three women have now established some sort of new community, perhaps a merging or interchange of generations and family roles.
Sometimes in the media it gets spun like there's more of a feud than it maybe is, but the question is important because we see, with this new generation, a shift: it's not going to be one singular black male charismatic leader – usually from the church or some sort of faith community – that's going to represent everyone.
