Sentence examples for a collective shared from inspiring English sources

Artists such as Nicola L even dreamed of a collective, shared body, in which multiple people could inhabit the same skin.

One could then begin to develop a collective shared vision for the future of the department, identify structures that need to be created or amended, and determine attitudes and beliefs that may impact how things are taken up and by whom.

A collective sharing begins, tentatively, as women raise their own experiences of abuse — but it begins.

The report argues that a collective sharing of ideas and resources will advance efforts to detect and deter fraud to the benefit of investors and the capital markets.

"But in fact, this is a collective perception shared by the entire society.

Now they banded into a kind of intergenerational urban kibbutz, a collective that shared meals and carpools and weekend activities.

The slow amelioration of inequality was tacitly understood as a collective purpose, shared by all political parties.

His reaction to the plight of Syrian refugees has been more about reminding people that some might be terrorists than responding to a collective desire shared by most Canadians to do more.

One is a collective experience shared in real-time; the other has a pause button.

This success highlights the growing understanding that nuclear security is not simply a sovereign responsibility, but rather a collective one, shared by all countries, with or without nuclear materials.

Historical trauma has been characterized as a collective experience shared by members of an identifiable group, which has psychological and social sequelae of historical oppression and results in negative impacts that accumulate over time [ 27].