Sentence examples for warmth of community from inspiring English sources

He said of the law that the "reliance on the cold mercy of custodial isolation will be supplanted by the open warmth of community concern and capability".

Key to their popularity is that they satisfy both the new niceness and the old competitiveness -- providing the vicarious warmth of community and the vicarious charge of aggression.

The residents recall their utter joy when they moved in, not only at the plumbing, heating and electricity, but also at views and the "warmth of community".

Her childhood experience was something she addressed in an emotional speech to delegates at the 2013 Scottish Labour Party Conference: "I saw in my upbringing the beauty of our land and felt both the warmth of community and the harshness and brutality at times of trying to make a living here.

Their actions suggested both the warmth of the community and the way some residents appeared to feel trapped in it.

The society of the district is always protected by the domestic warmth of a community on a territory, whose destiny is to stay put, remain where it is.

Although I tried to explain the rules of my world to them ahead of time, it never worked -- the warmth of my community was too seductive.

While the big plan allowed the city to grow, the warmth of its communities is what make it a home.

For me, there was something magical about today; the characters we met, the warmth of the communities, and the feeling that the land itself was drenched in the richest of music history.

Colombian philosopher and ethicist Adela Cortina, contributing to the implications of incarnation today says that, "Those who don´t want to conform to the norms of today's society, have to find their sustenance in the rootedness and warmth of concrete communities".

"There is a level of warmth and sense of community that they embrace and represent there that Cicely now understands in her whole body, and you see it in her performance".