“It was an unforgettable and monumental event for the community, and one that will be especially cherished by the older generation.”

“There is an agricultural community just three kilometers north of here.”

“Looking back, I wonder how I survived in the Amish community given that I can barely live without my phone and internet access now.”

“In 1975 Stockholm, a woman flees her abusive drunk husband with her two kids, and goes to the small socialist commune run by her younger brother.”

“They argue that the radical injustice of early capitalism gave birth to the overcompensation of totalitarian communism.”

“One of the themes of her book is China's change from old communism to new capitalism.”

“These led to the dismantling and collapse of communism throughout Eastern and Central Europe.”

“But for now I think I will simply worship at my private altar or around my table with my friends and loved ones and share in the communion we create amongst ourselves.”

“I had a quasi-mystical experience of the Lord's presence during communion.”

“The church, a conciliar, sacred communion, accepts and sanctifies the icon.”

“In reality it merely denotes a certain geographic communality, and the acceptance of the basic shared heritage.”

“But in working on this history project these students learn something about themselves and communality.”

“Further signs of communality are seen in the common ownership of lands and churches.”

“During this ambiguous period, the common attributes of initiands are stressed, originating a peculiar social bond that Turner calls communitas.”

“The title of communitas Venetiarum, long disused in actual practice, was formally changed to the Signoria.”

“It does not even mean that each burgess holds immediately of the king, the communitas intervening as farmer of the kings rents.”

“I am a dedicated socialist and actually consider myself a communist in the true sense.”

“Hence, religious representatives should make extra effort to conscientize the people of the motive behind communalism.”

“This early form of communalism has been translated into today's world by the plethora of Polish American fraternal organizations.”

“Many others grappled with the even more daunting challenges of rural communalism.”

“She was known among her friends as a progressive commie, always advocating for socialist policies and equal rights.”

“Odd, he of the psychic magnetism, and communer with the spirits of the dead, finds himself in a desperate search for the kidnapped son of a murdered town doctor.”

“Recently, Durkheim's writings have been called upon to contribute to the theoretical debate on liberalism and communitarianism.”

“He represents the challenge to pluralism both by rising communitarianism and by globalization of culture and capital.”

“Our only alternative to the danger of robotism is humanistic communitarianism.”

“Out of the eight satellite countries and the four states directly incorporated into the USSR, Romania was the only one with a highly respected Monarch, considered to be the last obstacle against communisation.”

“However, Mao was overly ideological and too obsessed with the socialist transformation of agriculture, starting from land reform to cooperatisation and then communisation.”

“Communisation is not a program to be applied, nor even something that we can already describe, but the ways to it are to be explored and this exploration must be international.”

“The trigger for this would be fear that communization of the South was a distinct possibility.”

“After World War II the Agrarian Union provided the core of the opposition to communization.”

“Their objective is the smooth communization of children and the development of their social capacities.”

“You want to keep on pouring out the same old toxic separatist and communalist rhetoric.”

“But it would be a mistake to follow them in seeing Iraqi politics in these communalist terms.”

“Can we make the ethos and institutions of traditional communalist societies relevant for the societies of tomorrow?”

“Beside it the Communard journals, in spite of their romanticism, show pale and dull.”

“The honest Minister, not having succeeded in getting his enemy shot as a Communard, summoned him before the assizes for libel.”

“For every captured Communard or sympathizer with the Commune shot by the Versaillese, three hostages were to be shot.”

“I know we're beholden to TV, Europe, the Commy Games but it just feels like some things should be sacred.”

“She was known among her friends as a progressive commie, always advocating for socialist policies and equal rights.”

“She was known among her friends as a progressive commie, always advocating for socialist policies and equal rights.”

“Rather than coercing behavior via laws, communitarians advocate persuading fellow citizens through shame and appeals to community norms.”

“Answering the critics, Mitchell Stevens portrays home schoolers as communitarians, not isolationists.”

“When personal behavior needs regulating, we soft communitarians prefer exhortation to legislation and shame to jail.”

“In the present case those communings point to the three parties sharing distributable profits equally.”

“My communings are not with any haunter of the river, but with the living soul of the river itself.”

“Fine gentlemen though he was, the intensity of his communings had soiled his ruff, and suddenly he knew that she was gazing at it.”

“Her ordination will allow her to officiate at weddings, baptisms, communions and funerals and is taking place on June 27 at 10 am.”

“The Alpha course is eclectic in its choice of quotes from the various religious communions.”

“So will there be wars of religion between orthodox Anglicans and heresiarchs in the break-away communions of North America?”

“Eviatar mistakenly asserts that I held the purge of the communists the most important consequence of that 1947 law.”

“The danger is not religion but fanaticism, which can equally be displayed by atheist communists and by irreligious nationalists.”

“Socialists and communists were seen as the fomenters of feminine indiscipline.”

“Today there are eighteen separate town camp communities throughout Alice Springs, with 204 houses.”

“More children who lived in urban communities tended to develop asthmatic symptoms than those who lived in rural communities.”

“The Kuna Comarca of Wargandi had three Kuna communities and 1,061 inhabitants.”

“Young people should settle into communes rather than keep haring from flat to flat in a vain attempt to keep up with the labour market.”

“The earlier interest in voluntary associational schemes, such as land settlement communes and cooperative enterprises, lapsed.”

“Rural islands were designated communes with their own municipal budgets for public works and education and their own elected mayors.”

“The commies and pinkos are raising a hue and cry over this matter.”

“You're a second lieutenant in the war room, standing beside General Genocidal as he rants and raves about blowing those Frenchie commies off the face of the planet.”

“It's now 13 years since the Commies got booted out, and free enterprise is booming.”