Sentence examples for the neighborliness from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristic of being neighborly.
"It didn't have the neighborliness of Hoboken".
The neighborliness isn't just social, either.
The neighborliness that Mr. Yudain encouraged, both in his work and in his personal dealings, had numerous side effects.
There is also its hassle-free commute thanks to the two train stations serving the town, and the neighborliness appreciated by many of New Providence's 12,000 residents.
Many specialize in things for house and garden, big and small, which reinforces the neighborliness of the walk for a visitor.
All are run by owners determined to produce food that would do New York or West Coast restaurants proud without compromising the neighborliness and informality of the "local".
Berger's characters seem less stable than the residents of Rivergreen, and the neighborliness-gone-bad is more ominous, as when he writes, "To have an outright enemy as one's nearest neighbor, when one lived at the termination of a dead-end road, with only a wooded hollow beyond, a weed-field across the street, was unthinkable".
Indeed, Thomas B. Fenlon, a lawyer and author, said in his 1996 book that Pelham has always been known for its bred-in-the-bone neighborliness.
That does not leave a warm and fuzzy feeling with many Israelis and their supporters about the future neighborliness of the new state.
Those far enough south to know the names of their neighbors' dogs can expect the opposite side of neighborliness: the leaf-blower blowup.
Howard Schechter, the lawyer for the board, said that "for the small minority of people who feel they can't abide by the civilities that good neighborliness requires, the fines give the board a method to get their attention and require compliance short of going to court".
