Sentence examples for a collective form from inspiring English sources

The best we can hope for, he suggests, is a collective form of semi-retirement.

Shaped by the extent and nature of the believer's involvement in the world, eschatological expectations assume either an individual or a collective form, embracing individual souls, a people or group, humanity, or the whole cosmos.

In line with the introductory quote, research generally confirms the beneficial consequences of employees' pride in their organization (Tyler and Blader 2001), which is defined as a collective form of pride resulting from one's membership in a group (Helm 2013).

After Mao, Chinese leaders developed a collective form of leadership, with rules and institutions that have allowed peaceful and predictable leadership transitions, both at the national and local levels.

The high level activity that can result from this can be thought of as a collective form of concentration or a meshing of minds in real-time and space.

Mechanistically, this is similar to a collective form of mesenchymal motility, with the cells at the front producing MMPs and generating a 'path' for the following cells [ 68].

They are The Yarn Mission, a collective formed in October 2014 in response to the violence and police brutality in nearby Ferguson, Missouri.

He also showed work by the filmmaker John Waters and by Art Club 2000, a collective formed by students at the School of Visual Arts that included Daniel McDonald, who became the gallery's director in 1993.

Noi Shanghai is a collective formed in April 2004 from the ashes of performance group Junkyard, and their aim is to make music so dissonant, deafening and dangerous that you'll be running screaming back to your chillwave collection in no time.

(Chinen) Hush Point (Friday and Saturday) A collective formed not long ago by John McNeil, a trumpeter of dry wit and lyrical concision, and Jeremy Udden, a saxophonist of fluid introspection, Hush Point has a self-titled new album on the Sunnyside label, which it celebrates here.

(Chinen) Hush Point (Friday) A collective formed not long ago by John McNeil, a trumpeter of dry wit and lyrical concision, and Jeremy Udden, a saxophonist of fluid introspection, Hush Point features new original music, and the responsive young rhythm team of Aryeh Kobrinski on bass and Vinnie Sperrazza on drums.