Sentence examples for to think solidarity from inspiring English sources

This transformative character of solidarity in diversity does not sit easily with a long tradition to think solidarity in the context of a search for social order (see e.g. Lockwood, 1992; Turner, 1998).

Another, more social theory, way of addressing this is to think about solidarities and the ways in which race became 'the modality in which class [was] lived, the medium through which class relations [were] experienced the form in which it [was] appropriated and "fought through" (Hall, 1980, p. 341)' (Virdee, 2014, p. 163).

It was the most seductive of political fantasies, an alliance of the oppressed against an Evil Empire (come to think of it, Solidarity debuted about the same time as the Star Wars films did, with a similar plot line).

The key was to think politically, turning the discipline and solidarity of gang politics to better uses.

In other words, the difficult question raised by the KKI study is how to think about the meaning of "pragmatic solidarity" under conditions where there exist insufficient political will or economic means to address the underlying conditions that place children at risk in this case, ambient risks of lead exposure in the housing options for low-income Americans.

This work proposes a teaching-learning activity encouraging students to think and discuss on social values: respect, solidarity, and a like.

But we like to think the real reason was out of solidarity for her fellow women.

I think their solidarity is going to break before the writers' does.

One would think that solidarity with Ron Thomas would certainly be second nature to those of us who have children and who have ever responded to our children's cries of "Dad" or "Mom," no matter how serious or trivial the situation may have been.

But I don't think ethnic solidarity is predictive of much in Iranian politics.

One would think that solidarity with Ron Thomas would be universal.