Sentence examples for a collective search from inspiring English sources
The Right to Information movement and strugglewas, and is, a collective search for principles and modes to restore the balance of power in favour of the ordinary citizen.For anyone on a journey to infuse reason and justice in basic systems of democratic governance, it became increasingly clear that it would not be possible in an opaque and unaccountable system.
Small flocks of ostrich cross the sand, heads down as if on a collective search for a contact lens, then bully the springbok and gemsbok aside, while a colony of weaver birds tricks out the huge, inverted-V nest they've slung from the crotch of a dead tree.
"Loose Change" gives the viewer the feeling that he and the narrator are on a collective search for answers, and that bond engenders trust.
What I didn't find in Toronto was a collective search for what drone, or a noncommercial, outsider art holiday, could achieve.
We observe that the population undergoes a kind of collective search and that some properties are delocalized (i.e. they are not found on any single molecule, but it is the average over the population that maintains them).
"They undermine an important University purpose: our collective search for a better way, for a truly pluralistic community in which every person is acknowledged an individual, not a caricature".
"There's not been a lot of evolution to shape their collective search in microgravity," Prof Gordon said.
For example, the Mapstan.com web tool records collective search results by fixing a map-path width (weight) inferred from the number of web-visited users between two nodes (databases).
The program revolves around the characters' individual and collective search for sex, commitment, and meaning.
Recent literary scholars, trying to determine if there's a male equivalent of chick-lit, have latched onto the gambling writer Ben Mezrich ("Bringing Down the House") and his tales of yuppie men in collective search of ka-ching.
Their "collective search" was hampered but still took place, biologists said.
