Sentence examples for collective character from inspiring English sources

His mother is a psychologist who specialises in the collective character of institutions.

Clarke's generosity and faithfulness to his working-class roots are qualities that seem to epitomize Northern Ireland's collective character.

Millennials can be a little narcissistic, although I don't think there's anything weird about our collective character.

Richard Eyre's assertion that the arts are about "I" rather than "we" belies the collective character of the live experience.

In a massive act of collective character assassination, good people are being described as a burden on society.

The collective character of design activities requires the development of methods and tools in order to control the design process and the collaborative activities.

It isn't a hero, or even a villain, but the collective regional character of Michigan's Upper Peninsula that animates the vibrant scenes of rural life in HUNTER'S DANCE (Poisoned Pen Press, $24.95), the second mystery in a sturdy historical series by Kathleen Hills.

Such goods or benefits are collective in character.

"I think we have enough ability, collective togetherness, character and desire to look upwards and get us up to the top half of the table," he added.

Calling them 'discrete units' is meaningless verbalism irrelevant to the need to have discrete supramolecular units that can grow and divide and transmit collective phenotypic characters to their offspring, and whose numbers can be changed by competition between alternative phenotypically different variants of those supramolecular units [ 31].

More than a novel, "Blue" may in fact be a collective meditation on character.