mutuality
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- nonmutuality noun
Etymology
Origin of mutuality
Example Sentences
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In his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, King emphasized how we are “caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly.”
From Salon
Giving Tuesday, as one of the movement’s leaders put it, promotes “generosity not as a benevolence that the haves show to the have-nots but rather an expression of mutuality, solidarity and reciprocity.”
From Los Angeles Times
For mutuality as well as for dignity and respect.
From Los Angeles Times
Recognizing our mutuality is powerful, as is the recognition that our futures are deeply tied to the communities furthest from justice.
From Seattle Times
“We are all invited into this exquisite mutuality where there is no us and them,” Boyle said.
From Los Angeles Times
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