Sentence examples for views solidarity from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on individual action is tempered, however, through the emphasizing of a point that brings the latter parts of Eclipse back to one of Horkheimer's earliest views; solidarity can be formed through the experience of shared suffering, and philosophy should "translate what [those who suffer in the face of oppression] have done into language that will be heard" (p.109).

Viewing solidarity as a legal and ethical principle may, therefore, facilitate broader acceptance of the principle in both disciplines, and ensure the development of practical applications.

In short, where Warchus jollies the audience along to a foregone happy ending, Ford builds conflict, division, and loss into his view of solidarity and progress.

Or as Parekh (2004, p. 7) puts it: 'even if all immigrants were to leave the country, deep diversity would remain and continue to pose challenges to a strong view of solidarity'.

The two Union parties are conservative but rooted in Catholic and Lutheran views on social solidarity.

"The governor and I agreed that we find the views of New Jersey Solidarity to be reprehensible," he said.

IT IS a familiar-sounding tale: after decades of simmering discontent a new form of media gives opponents of an authoritarian regime a way to express their views, register their solidarity and co-ordinate their actions.