Sentence examples for a more collective from inspiring English sources

Black Milk, for five male dancers, evokes a more collective tribal energy.

The cult of personality in China has progressively given way to a more collective style of leadership.

He governed an America divided between champions of individual liberty and states' rights, and those favouring a more collective approach.

This meant ceding control to his performers as part of a more collective and open-ended endeavor.

"We have very good relations with Google," he said, but added, "If we are able to speak in a more collective way, it would be much more efficient".

By the time the economy began melting down some months later, her series of collages, "The Figures," started evoking a more collective state of mind.

By the time of his death in 1946 Wells openly despaired of the state of the world in which he found himself; but in the golden years before the first world war, he was merely exasperated, confident that a little more collective action, a little more personal resonance, could change things for the better.

Women will need quite a bit more collective power for this not to be true.

"Teixeira cut in from the left far too easily and we needed a bit more collective desire to stop them.

A similar, if more collective, story goes for radio.

The TUC will hear demands from unions, including Unite, for a return to more collective bargaining as the way to improve the pay of working people.