Sentence examples for collective can be from inspiring English sources

Here, old literary work can mingle seamlessly with the unfinished, and the collective can be launched with a manifesto.

Mr. Goodman is exhibiting alongside other Brooklyn artists at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont; work by the Daddy collective can be seen in a show opening Aug. 18 at Dash Gallery in Tribeca.

By combining information from many people, the behavior of a collective can be monitored.

In particular, where individually negligible effects are involved, as is the case among "creeping environmental problems" such as pollution, "an agent, whether it be an individual or a unified collective, can be led down a course of destruction simply as a result of following its informed and perfectly understandable but intransitive preferences" (Andreou 2006, 96).

That might work well at a single, quaint location with relatively low customer turnover; but if they want to find themselves in hundreds of restaurants of all shapes and sizes, they're going to have to deal with the fact that people, as a collective, can be terrible.

The first sounds from the collective can be heard here (mixtape below), and you can see their first experiment with generative images, using the RACK software, in the video above.

Collectives can be broken up only by common consent.

Collectives can be good, I think they're also a lot of work, and I think you have to form a collective where the people really are committed to it or else I think it can be a very difficult thing.

The fact that two individual footprints (F^{(i)}) and (F^{(j)}) under the collective perspective can be represented by the same collective footprint (C^{ k)}) affects in a not negligible way a relevant number of customers.

In that sense, Cleveland's collective shame can be a source of bad policies which ensure the collective shame.

Collective intentions can be attributed to individuals, but only collectively, it seems, and not distributively.