Sentence examples for a collective image from inspiring English sources
Mr. Voropayev called the portrayal a "collective image".
Sept. 11 is evoked in a collective image of grief and rage.
Further, they are capable of maintaining a collective image or creating a preferred image for both community members and a fan nation.
Status and imported exotic luxury goods have become important and revolve around a collective image of success that is reflected by their media choices.
Founding Father Joe Kennedy engineered that as he traded favors among the press moguls of the forties and fifties to build up a collective image of the next generation in his family as robust and competent, forever windblown at the tiller of a schooner or stalwartly ascending Alaska's Mt. Kennedy.
Every 20 seconds for two hours they hold a different card of colour to create a new collective image.
"It's an affirmative step on his part that woulDreamersst put him on record".
It worries more about the collective image of the chain than the fate of an individual owner.
In Britain, rituals of collective remembering tend towards the mythic, and in photography too, the collective image of the blitz is based on older, more iconic images.
The pictures emerged at a time when artists like Mr. Prince, Sherrie Levine, Jack Goldstein and Cindy Sherman were first starting to use the camera to dig deep into the late 20th century's collective image bank, questioning what they found there and asking what it meant about how we saw ourselves.
Through the scores of book jackets and pulp magazine covers he drew in the 1950s and afterward — including cover art for masters of the field like Philip K. Dick, John Brunner and Anne McCaffrey — Mr. Schoenherr is widely credited with helping shape midcentury America's collective image of alien landscapes and their occupants.
