Sentences with phrase «one in a commune»

Everyone in the commune was responsible for collectively cooking dinner and lunch.

Everything: Live in a commune, create a magazine, buy a nightclub, breed budgerigars, build a recording studio, start a business, crash that business, build a train company, launch a space - tourism company, start a racing team, create a cosmetics line, travel around the world in a hot air balloon and live on a private island.

Our forebears learned the practical effects of collectivist methods: No one in a commune feels a personal motive to stay up at night with a sick cow (someone else will do it, I'm too tired), and the hardest workers who observe the loafers and free riders will begin to reduce their own labors.

And while we are at it if you really believed your new testament then you'd be a socialist who sold everything they had and lived in a commune and praised god every day while taking care of the weak.

You wouldn't be fixing cars or be a lawyer, detist or work in a grocery unless it was so you could provide food for yourself and everyone else you lived with in that commune.

How was life in the communes turning out for the children?

He had been a committed Christian for several years, and he introduced me to his friends who lived with him in a commune.

In communing with Christ and each other, so also were we communing with all the saints.

8) There is a continuing decrease in the nurture and emotional support available to couples from their extended family and neighborhoods, and increased searching for substitute support systems — for example, in communes, family networks, and group marriages.

During the 1960s a number of young persons in the United States tried their hand at living in communes, where — like the early Christian church — «They had all things in common.»

• Sited in the commune of Decines - Charpieu, 10 km east of central Lyon, the stadium is part of a complex spanning over 50 hectares and featuring a training ground for OL as well as hotels and office buildings.

From the page that you link, in the explanation of voting in communes with more than 1000 inhabitants1, it explains:

The bright, young folks in the Commune include Jack (Keegan - Michael Key), his girlfriend Samantha (Gillian Jacobs), Miles (Mike Birbiglia, the writer - director), Allison (Kate Micucci), Lindsay (Tami Sagher), Bill (Chris Gethard).

It looks like as though this group has the solidarity that would protect them from a breakup, but the success of one of their troupe leads to envy by the others and, given that the winner of an audition by a Saturday Night Live type TV program called «Weekend Live» is the two strongest performer in the Commune, things start to look bleak for the other five.

Part verité, part freakout fantasy, it follows a group living in a commune house as they must decide whether to marry into the very society from which they have rebelled, or else just to disappear in a puff of smoke along with the end of their era.

Raised in a commune outside of Paris, Dujardin worked for his family's construction company after high school.

The Commune is partially drawn from Vinterberg's childhood experience of living in a commune.

Trine Dyrholm as «Anna» in The Commune She won Best Actress in Berlinale a year ago for this new film from Thomas Vinterberg (The Celebration, The Hunt, Far From the Madding Crowd).

During the hippie days of the late sixties and early seventies some people tried a different way of live in communes as did the utopian communities in the 19th century.

The way that her character is so easily understood by us, the viewer, and at the same time the wonderful drama of watching her trying to exist again in the real world after her time in the commune with Patrick (John Hawkes) is just wonderful to behold.

Six years later he graduated with honors from Reed College and soon thereafter plunged into the sixties counterculture like a dog into surf; he wrote for an «alternative» weekly called The Portland Scribe, lived in communes, worked in restaurants, wrote obscure, experimental fiction, and quit his job often in order to hit the road and have adventures.

She once lived in a commune with a rock band, and has worked as an exhibiting artist.

I did think that there were mild suggestions of Linda feeling homosexual attraction, starting with the girl in the commune and continuing on to Linda's snuggling next to Patra.

the forgot about the «community» in commune and turned more inward.

I would speculate that growing up in a commune for this individual was not a positive thing.

Living in the commune did not help Linda at all, and did little for Linda's parents.

It follows the life of a boy who, after being raised in a commune, must learn to navigate the outside world.

For the first time since she was a child in the commune, she belongs to something.

Yes when I lived in a commune one woman spoke lovingly of the births of her children & had photo's of the birth.

Born into an apocalyptic cult and raised in communes across the globe, she was denied an education beyond 6th grade and spent her adolescence as child labor.

The hotel has WiFi in commune areas and rooms (at a local charge).

Out of this electroacoustic cloud, a woman's voice announces: «I am an emissary from the future...» The time travelling character from Vladimir Mayakovsky's play The Bathhouse (1930) invites those left behind by failed state capitalism and the neglect of free markets to join her in the commune of the future.

During his residency Maxime will be exploring the forms and modes of living in a commune.

Join Doug Aitken for a conversation about his newest site - specific work MIRAGE, this Sunday, April 2 at 12PM in The Commune at the Ace Hotel & Swim Club in Palm Springs.

That's not to say we should all live in communes, in cramped, shared quarters.

While we all know the stereotypes, it's not as if every trust fund baby is taking a few years off to study minimalist art, hang out in a commune, or complain about the square footage of his free apartment.

The polygamists live in a commune - style compound outside of Lister.

A bunch of cryptocurrency aficionados now live together in a commune - style home in San Francisco where they often collaborate and brainstorm for their various tech startups.

The clip, for their new single Free Your Mind sees a long - haired Skarsgard playing a bare - chested cult - figure in a commune.

Not exact matches

After living on a commune in Oregon, he and his wife, Judy, moved to Burlington in 1970, joining so many other back - to - the - landers looking to flee their harried urban existences.

Jo Freeman spent much of the 1960s living with her activist peers on communes — including a stint as part of a women's liberation collective in which everyone had equal say and stature.

But this is the first time in a real way that the community — black people, or people of color — have communed around food via the Internet.»

This resonates deeply with me as someone who communes with nature on a daily basis in the boreal wilderness.

Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, who once lived in a vegetarian commune, is wary of Wall Street.

As for me, I want to know and commune with a being that, in my belief system, created me and died for me.

Poets like Wordsworth see the human person as capable of communing with the whole of reality, or at least with aspects in a deeper, more profound way.

I just think I am communing God (that is what prayer and worship are) but in effect just thinking in my own head.

Or suppose we were to withdraw from the irony of being Christians in these late times and build our medieval communes in the woods.

I first heard of homeschooling as a child growing up in a college town in New England, when the only people who homeschooled their children were hippies living on communes in the country or academics and political activists protesting against the regimented and regimenting education «the system» provided for its own repressive purposes.

Today, we accept, sometimes even admire, communes, divorcées, and spinsters — and make provision for them in our laws of taxation, property, and zoning as well as in our pastoral, diaconal, and pedagogical ministries.