Sentence examples for collective from which from inspiring English sources

Rotas were drawn up for chores within the collective from which he was excluded so he could concentrate on his ideological and political work.

Indeed, the handbook for new recruits to Anonymous, the global hacker collective from which Lulz Security sprang earlier this year, contains tips on safeguarding one's identity — from how to steer clear of Web sites that track online activity to masking one's Internet provider.

The Face was about style and taste from a bottom-up perspective; Logan wanted to know about the ad-hoc communities and collectives from which sounds and styles emerged, the stories of subcultures just before they crossed over and became scenes.

A simple interaction with the police can trigger the collective PTSD from which the entire community suffers.

For a generation, we were all willing to take individual responsibility for a collective arrangement from which everyone gained.

Perhaps because they are older and more cynical, European societies seem to bask in a "collective moroseness" from which they have difficulty emerging.

It creates and sustains the gap between any hope for a collective commons from which to draw and experience.

In the Akan concept of Sankofa, there is a mores that urges learners to "go back and fetch it," the "it" being the heritage and collective memories from which that person would have emerged.

David Chipperfield's intention in naming the theme of this year's Venice Architectural Biennale "Common Ground" was to highlight the common characteristics held by members of his profession: they share a mutual intellectual lineage, a collective memory from which they draw inspiration.

This understanding contributed to a sense of collective solidarity from which care and support hinges.

Public decisions aimed at collective social improvement from which all human lives should gain.