Confrere used in a sentence

Confrere in a sentence as a noun

I have been urging my confreres to use basecamp and actively looking for other collaborative tools.

Lone wolves who genuinely had no contact with their confreres, such as Ted Kaczynski, are vanishingly rare exceptions among the dozens of thousands of terrorist attacks in the 20th century, and as rare exceptions, otherwise implausible explanations like mental disease account for them without trouble.