Sentence examples for also a collective from inspiring English sources

Nature is also a collective reference point.

As Diana was a collective creation, she was also a collective possession.

The ghoulish scene had an unedifying head-on-a-stake feel to it but it was also a collective closure for residents of a city that had suffered more than any other during eight grinding months of civil war.

Of course, setting up a union in the first place is also a collective act, and Olson suggested that setting up such organizations requires the activities of entrepreneurs who also see private benefits (such as paid employment or a political career) from forming the union in the first place.

The court also heard a submission from Ben Emmerson QC, the UN special rapporteur on counter-terrorism, who argued that where gross or "systematic human rights violations are alleged to have occurred, the right to know the truth is not only an individual right that belongs to the immediate victim of the violation, but also a collective right that belongs to the whole of society".

Then added: "It's also a collective formation; it's not individualistic like capitalism, so in all collective societies the role of poetry is much more important.

The fact that I didn't get around to it perhaps reflects laziness and lack of empathy on my part, but also a collective-action problem.

It also demonstrated a collective compassion which bridged the all too often bitter partisan divide found at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue and within Congress.

Their cholesterol and triglyceride levels also showed a collective decline.

He also proposed a collective farm unit and a community house.

The CIS armed forces became the collective name for military contingents from various CIS states, and Russia also promoted a collective security pact.