Sentence examples for collective direction from inspiring English sources
Other culture watchers, though, insist that the cinematic tribute reflects, and even guides, America's collective direction and values.
He was attempting to lead the unruly crowd, doing his best to train the choruses of enthusiasm in a collective direction.
The National Republican Trust PAC is splashing out $2.5m to run the following ad in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida.Rick Wilson, the consultant who created the ad, told Politico: "This is the base giving a collective direction to where the campaign should have gone a long time ago".
"It has a more collective direction, and historically it has demonstrated that it's very stable".
While national visions provide a collective direction for policy development and implementation, public health programmes are primarily developed and delivered at the provincial and local levels (for example, municipal, regional).
Perhaps most importantly, Ruth illuminated how white women sometimes change their racial consciousness and action in promising individual and collective directions.
The research dramatically demonstrates, the researchers say, the collective direction-sensing behavior of live cells in intact tissue, and a means of controlling protein behavior in a living organism by shining a focused beam of light precisely on the parts of cells where they want the protein to be active.
As the meteorite likely formed from the accumulation of individual grains that tumbled onto the meteorite parent body during its assembly, their collective magnetic directions should be random if they have not been remagnetized since they were free-floating in space.
A survey of 10 New Yorkers, conducted near Centre and Canal Streets — where no numbered street signs could be consulted — suggested that the Bloomberg administration's data may even overstate the city's collective sense of direction.
They won't all understand the experience in the same way, but it will likely create enough of a shared framework to make for constructive dialogue, healthy disagreement and debate, and eventually a collective sense of direction.
