Sentence examples for that communally from inspiring English sources

Some imperative sociocultural maneuvering was missed when Girls debuted; instead, a really embarrassing junior-kindergarten level of communal reinforcement led to the collective conclusion that Lena Dunham's show is racist (and, yeah, that communally reinforced idea was right, because that show is racist to the point of making Brooklyn look like a sundown town).

Without a land base it is doubtful that communally oriented societies such as these can long survive.

Not long ago it was widely accepted that communally owned resources inevitably get overexploited because a few spoilers, or even a suspicion of them, are sufficient to make other users abandon prudential rules.

This suggestion – that communally located rights can be a pathway to transforming debate and leveraging influence in terms of personal bodily rights – is interesting and provocative.

Wolves live in discrete and cohesive social packs of 2 to 18 adults that communally share and defend an exclusive territory but forage alone for small prey, primarily rodents.

These are monuments that perhaps once had significance to a group that dances communally but excludes one woman.

A residents' association makes a good metaphor for democratic politics: you don't have to love the decisions made, but some kind of organisation needs to take responsibility for the common areas and interests of a block of flats – the parts that are communally owned.

Our observations suggest that communally-oriented cultural features among AAs may protect against suicide among this ethnic group.

For a sound that was developed communally, "Burnin Ya Boa" bears a powerful air of solitude.

With the creation of the sanctuaries, land that had been communally owned by the campesinos for decades was taken away with no compensation.

Sacred groves (SGs) are patches of trees on forest land that are protected communally with religious zeal and connotations.