Sentence examples for stripes together from inspiring English sources

The other night, I attended an event held by Women in Government, an organization that brings women of all political stripes together to discuss issues without the partisan rancor.

Take care not to smear the stripes together too much.

In the era of the flame wars, the Web brought poets of every region and aesthetic stripe together to semi-anonymously savage one another; anyone who'd published a book or two self-Googled constantly, in the hope that someone, somewhere, was saying shit about them.

Christians of all stripes should be banding together to do whatever we can to help mitigate the causes, to "adopt more sober lifestyles," as Pope Benedict put it, and to provide whatever ministry is necessary to those affected by it.

Suddenly, fans of all stripes get to band together into a League of Augsburg-type coalition.

It is worth remembering that after the World Trade Center towers were destroyed, politicians of all stripes worked together to fight the global criminals who did it.

THE New-York Historical Society's current exhibition "AIDS in New York: The First Five Years" accomplishes a neat trick: it takes a black mark in New York City's history — its homophobic, apathetic response to the early days of AIDS in the early 1980s — and transforms it into a moment of civic pride, when New Yorkers of all stripes came together to fight the disease.

Do checks and stripes go together?

Clergy from a half-dozen different religious traditions and activists from all philosophical stripes came together with one simple message: executing Troy Davis is wrong.

I like "Enlisted," a well-written and consistently funny "Bad News Bears" comedy focusing on three brothers of different stripes serving together in a bottom-of-the-barrel Florida-based "rear deployment unit".

Thankfully, through efforts in Washington and the WCS-led 96 Elephants campaign, we have seen Americans and leaders of all stripes come together to show support for this cause.