Sentence examples for being collective from inspiring English sources
The notion that philanthropists might have stories to tell from their experience was sparked early in our data collection during an interview with a community foundation CEO (community foundations being collective vehicles for charitable giving focused on particular geographical areas: Jung et al., 2013; Pharaoh, 2008).
It's about being collective, creative and resourceful.
"We stopped being collective and became individuals.
Selection until this week had the feel of being collective, but the head coach has exerted his authority: the series is at stake and a six-week tour has turned into a final.
As the game approached they ordered their burgers, and sat in small groups with no sense of being collective, which took some effort as they were all in orange, and when the team appeared one man clapped on his own, which was probably Arjen Robben's dad.
I also think of this "I" as being collective, because it describes experiences I've had or, if not, could have easily had.
"It's collective punishment.
Their strength is collective.
"There is collective leadership".
All real achievements are collective".
