Sentence examples for collective idiom from inspiring English sources
Increasingly secure, convenient, and popular, the internet began getting personal in 1997, and that wave gathered energy with Googling over the next year, finally crashing on the shores of the collective idiom as blogging.
When considering any collective political idiom, it's worth remembering that both the Liberal Party's Cory Bernardi and the Greens' Sarah Hanson-Young were made in South Australia.
"Secret Land," a 2006 work for 12 cellos, alternated solos and duos in modes explicitly redolent of Chinese idioms, with murky swarms of collective motion.
A scientist is part of what the Polish philosopher of science Ludwik Fleck called a "thought collective": a group of people exchanging ideas in a mutually comprehensible idiom.
Rather than western notions of rigidly bounded properties, the collective holding of the maximum territory is often expressed in the idiom of belonging to an ancestral homeland, birthplace or cradle (Oliveira, 1989; Arruda, 2001: p. 49).
Fellow Guildhall pianist Rick Simpson shines throughout, the rhythm section of Loop Collective bassist Dave Manington and drummer Dave Hamblett cruise through every contemporary idiom-mingling rhythmic maze, and guitarist Nick Costley-Whise is boppishly fluent and sensitive.
"Cultural matrices" encompass the moral premises, collective values and beliefs that shape systems of meaning and idioms of distress.
On the other hand, collective societies with more flexible levels of relationships tend to place greater value on the indirect expression of feelings (idiom of distress hypothesis) [ 39].
"We understand the Lutyens idiom".
