Sentence examples for the communal view from inspiring English sources

What happened to the communal view of parenthood?

You're using tools like the huge scale of the screen, the communal viewing experience.

Sticking roughly to painting and sculpture, but using some elephantine scale of his own, the ever-subversive Mr. West imbues the communal viewing experience with a hippyish sense of circus-like glee and anarchy (Smith).

Sticking roughly to painting and sculpture, but using some elephantine scale of his own, the ever-subversive Mr. West imbues the communal viewing experience with a hippieish sense of circusesque glee and anarchy (Smith).

"VOD may kill certain business models," Kuo ruminates, "but it won't make the communal viewing (experience) of film go away.

And while the four-day festival undoubtedly bore Iyer's unique stamp as a musician, there was an increasingly clear sense that any temptation to categorize that impression — a sort of "Ojai goes jazz" shorthand — felt like a diminishment and a betrayal of the broad, borderless and ultimately communal view of music that Iyer aimed to convey.

I love how youth here maintain a communal view of their place in the city, meaning community-building between strangers is happening all over the place.

The term "family TV" runs through the history of the medium as both a promise from executives – the coveted franchises with a nine-to-90 age-range such as Strictly Come Dancing – and a journalistic curse: when contestants thrust or touch suggestively in shows such as The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent, the makers are accused of breaking the watershed or the rules of communal viewing.

When judges did press home an individual preference, in most cases they returned quickly to an attempt at a communal view.

For women, do that with a communal view.

I suppose I could try out a Y-adapter with dual headphones, but that seems like it might kill the spirit of communal viewing.