Sentence examples for collective ideal from inspiring English sources

The data we collected through focus groups illustrate a collective "ideal" perspective, influenced by group leaders, rather than individual decision bases.

But he embodies a collective ideal of cool that touches men.

He recalled visiting Soviet museums that, despite stifling conformity and censorship, forged a collective ideal for artists.

They're all there, vibrating both with their collective ideal and with their personal path, motivated by intimate emotions.

There developed a collective ideal of devotion to the community: the city-state (polis) was everything to its citizens; the city made its citizens what they were mankind.

But unless he comes up with something more compelling, firms may find their own solutions, far removed from Mr Reinhard's collective ideal.

He thinks that the erosion or diffusion of any cluster of collective ideals, whatever those ideals may be, leads to weakness and vulnerability.

"THE standard-bearer of great collective ideals: the rights of man, the nation-state, the spirit of conquest, the emancipation of peoples and countries".

I entered university with a view to being a graduate in the EU – a place that opened up new opportunity, diversity and collective ideals.

While I agree with Mr. Rall that liberals should stop hiding from their accomplishments, I am less pessimistic that collective ideals will inevitably falter in the face of individualist mythology.

In recent years, other ideologies have also emerged to fill the human need for collective ideals.