Sentence examples similar to a collective trait from inspiring English sources
From the participants' perspective, empowerment is a dynamic process that results from mutual interaction between personal and collective traits of nurses as well as the culture and the structure of the organization.
I greet them as archetypes -- collective traits found through the particular species, as spirits of nature, as an energetic manifestation specifically visiting me, which some refer to as "Unverified Personal Gnosis" (UPG), and as creatures of the wild, drawing from study of the totem's behavior, habitat and anatomy.
Ethnicity here taken to be a collective identity bounded by shared traits such as physical markers, cultural practices, and language (Barth, 1998)—does not necessarily correspond to political identity.
The bottom line was that this was a collective victory featuring all the old traits for which Ireland – and O'Neill's teams – are renowned.
I mean, "no black girl," but I think we, as black people of African descent -- who have only recently begun to extricate ourselves from an intimate relationship with subjugation and mockery in this nation -- bear a collective responsibility not to emulate the traits of those who have historically turned their backs on us.
For instance, negative genetic correlations between climate change related traits could prevent the evolution of a collective response to multivariate climate change (see Etterson and Shaw 2001).
It was a collective effort.
It is a collective thing.
It's a collective experience".
Education is a collective endeavor.
