Sentence examples for a collective need from inspiring English sources

With each step, individual performance continues to melt into a collective need to do one's part.

Like "Jon & Kate Plus 8," and so much family-based reality television, "The Locator" appeals to a collective need to feel superior to the seriously problematic.

The Magaluf revellers feel in part like a media construct, reinforced by a collective need to constantly be outraged by something.

"We're impressed with the quality of research here which clearly shows a collective need for greater adherence by authors and encouragement by publishers to comply," he wrote in an e-mail.

They are not the inheritance of some dimly remembered public-school ethos but were forged in a furnace of pain, the result of a collective need to survive the tests offered by a day in the mountains in a race like the Tour de France.

Enteroviruses (EVs) have been linked to the pathogenesis of several diseases and there is a collective need to develop improved methods for the detection of these viruses in tissue samples.

When group or collective identity is more salient, that is when the social context results in greater identification with a collective, needs focus more on enhancing group-based self-esteem through the pursuit of group goals and a sense of relatedness, respect, and belonging.

He survives as an ambassador from a more volatile era, and his status as a national treasure satisfies our collective need to remind ourselves how far we have come since then.

What has changed is society's collective need for a label (and we really love labels) for people like Norrie: a 52-year-old that was born a man but underwent "gender reassignment" surgery in 1989 to become something less easily definable.

The show allowed viewers to monitor the collective need for an enemy of the state... Aliens, ghosts and the paranormal replaced communism and prefaced the current Islamophobic climate while the destabilising force of neoliberalism remains an undetected, invisible man in the room.

We as a collective group need to protect those closest to us, our loved ones.