Sentence examples for collective adventure from inspiring English sources

But his tenures in Miami and San Francisco have been content, and marked by a sense of collective adventure.

It is time to re-launch a collective adventure: to reinvest in international solidarity, to begin to trace a path for our country and our continent founded on democratic values, and to place young people at its core.

MOMA kicks off the season with the highly anticipated "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," a retrospective that shines a light on the American artist's radical gift for transforming the process of making art from a solitary act into a collective adventure.

Their youngest son, Ryan, explained this and their collective spirit of adventure with the phrase "in typical St. Onge fashion".

A space scientist has to be a visionary, a poet in a white lab coat who can give voice to our collective craving for adventure, our fascination with a universe we have not been able to touch.

Gloucester's hopes of taking something from a disappointing season were kept alive on Saturday when they beat the neighbours, Exeter, to book a place in the Challenge Cup final with a slice of brave captaincy which reflected the collective sense of adventure.

Even before The Great Recession, "staycation" -- which the New York Times called a "tarted-up pseudoword" -- captured something real: our collective realization that adventure and discovery don't have to involve boarding a plane.

Chagnon's tale quenches our collective thirst for adventure among the "stinking brutes," who want to smash your skull in with an ax....Does their pain and grief matter less even if we believe, as he seems to, that they were brutal Neolithic remnants in a land that time forgot?

It would be good if we could rewrite that, so that hoping for better was a collective, not a personal, adventure, and self-interest was the thing that had to be constantly justified.

I've said this before (probably at the same time last year) but I love the Mission:Explore resources and all the work that the Geography Collective does to encourage adventure and exploration via sustainability issues.

Ashley has spent £150m from their collective funds on the Debs adventure, and Sports Direct has ended up with a 29% stake in a company whose equity will soon be worthless.