Kimbrough (left), Lee and the band's other co-founders -- Anthony Crawford, Grayson Capps and Corky Hughes -- found paradise in the places they play as Willie Sugarcapps, their spirited and spiritual act that blends blues, folk, country, rock and soul into a congenial collective full of colorful camaraderie.
"And what's become very clear over those very two decades is at no time should the agenda of one team outweigh the collective good of the full 32".
To fall back on the anchor of Avon, it often enough seems like a tale told by a collective idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
The beauty of this moment was not necessarily that I as an artist am sitting among heroes, but rather, I am the collective human, full of potential, the kind of potential embodied by the great thinkers that sat before me.
The home he seeks may be in a collective boomer past full of lost certainties, impossible to regain.
Members of the Aerospace Machinists union rejected a collective bargaining proposal, full of historic takeaways, by a margin of 2-1.
Our collective history is full of women who have mustered the courage to persist for justice.. Sojourner stood up with fiery eloquence to opponents and threatening crowds who tried to stop her from speaking.
Hooliganism, too, has effectively been removed from the game, though football grounds remain heavily policed and segregated, and often full of collective hatreds.
But that self is full of collective memory". According to Said, Darwish's early, militant poems defined Palestinian existence, reasserting an identity after the dispersal of 1948.
After the fourth match of the rubber, England had turned that prognosis on its head with three outstanding performances as full of collective conviction as they were of magnificent individual contributions.
