If community life is to continue there must be the producers who farm or mine or manufacture; in rural districts they are farmers, hired laborers, woodcutters, threshers, and herdsmen.
If community life is static, school and church stay in the ruts; if it is retrograding, they are losing ground; if it is progressive, they gradually show improvement.
One of the great achievements of the school is to fuse dissimilar elements into common custom and opinion, and thus to socialize the independent units of community life.
In some households there are definite aims in the direction of community life.
The school and the playground form the growing girl's community life] [Illustration: Photograph by Brown Bros.
The school and the playground form the growing girl's community life.
And a community life, though the building up of it marked the first stages of civilisation, is, to the perfected product of civilisation, anathema.
Marriage," I was told, "is on the whole unfavorable to community life.
Agriculture they believe to be the true base of community life, and if their land were fertile they would be glad to leave off manufacturing entirely.
He was very quick to turn every thought toward the one subject of community life; took his illustrations mostly from the New Testament; and evidently laid much stress on the parental character of God.
At the present time, the investigations of social organization of current and popular interest have to do with the problems of social work and of community life.
Control of conditions of community life is not likely to meet with success unless based on an appreciation and understanding of human nature on the one hand, and of the natural or ecological organization of community life on the other.
The following paragraph from a recent social survey illustrates, from a quite different point of view, the manner in which the group is involved in changes in community life.
The Golden Rule is a wonderful developer in human life, a wonderful harmoniser in community life--with great profit it could be extended as the law of conduct in international relations.
How We Depend Upon One Another in Community Life III.
What we looked upon in our own house as light as a feather, becomes in community life as heavy as a rock.
The subject is so important a factor in community life that I feel confident it will supply a want hitherto felt by many.
Yes, certainly the happiness of community life is great and its advantages inappreciable; but without the family spirit there is no community, as there would be no beauty in the human body without harmony in its members.
Otherwise, there is no common understanding, and no community life.
We have now to make explicit the differences in the spirit, material, and method of education as it operates in different types of community life.
In the first place, the school must itself be a community life in all which that implies.
Each of them is a mode of associated or community life, quite as much as is a family, a town, or a state.
Not only does it weaken the churches, but it necessarily discourages the development of the community and of community life.
It cannot be held that the resulting competition helps to make more Christians, or that it tends to develop character or community life.
Celtic migrants, making their way along the great watercourses of Europe, had come to these Swiss lakes resting at the feet of the Alps, and had found there prompting to settle and to begin to cultivate a community life.
The early European, feeling a call to settle down and form a village, thus found in a lake the best of prompting to community life.
With the new responsibilities of suffrage rural women are following the example of their city sisters in taking a larger interest in civic affairs and social legislation, and with a most wholesome influence on community life.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "community life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
