Sentence examples for a collectivity from inspiring English sources

A social movement is a collectivity or a collective enterprise.

Like a group, a social movement is a collectivity with a common goal and shared values.

As a collectivity, a social movement is characterized by an emergent social structure and a culture.

The justification, that the community of scholars is affected by what individual scholars do, postulates a collectivity of mutually responsible members that exists only in Professor Kelman's mind.

Mind is many-threaded, mazy, meandering, while every crowd turns out to be a machine -- a collectivity of parts united as to purpose.

In radio, television, and the cinema the medium is fluent; the audience is a collectivity and is at the mercy of time.

Collectivism, any of several types of social organization in which the individual is seen as being subordinate to a social collectivity such as a state, a nation, a race, or a social class.

It is, from the perspective of most of those now writing on collective responsibility, an appropriate site of collective responsibility, since, unlike an aggregate collectivity, it supplies us with a moral agent capable of purposeful action.

Intellectual Capital is defined as "the knowledge and knowing capability of a social collectivity such as an organization, intellectual community, or professional practice" (Nahapiet and Ghoshal 1998, p. 245).

A conglomerate collectivity, by contrast, possesses a unified being since it is formally constituted as an organisation with an internal structure, rules, offices and decision-procedures. (For a similar, but not identical, distinction between aggregates and organisations, see Copp 1984).

Love has a de-individualising effect, establishing a small collectivity of Gerd and her husband in the situation (Luhmann, 1982).