Sentence examples for collective introspection from inspiring English sources

So this past 24 hours isn't a moment of deep collective introspection about the entitlements system, resulting in an orderly conclusion that the whole set-up needs a good dose of bleach.

There was some weird, collective introspection going on.

For the business world, this collective human introspection could provide a form of corporate social responsibility for individuals.

A world still shaken by the events of 2008 and at risk of falling back into national introspection desperately needs the sort of collective leadership that the G-20 can provide, but that it has not recently been providing.

By 1960, however, people were using the term to describe a personal or collective disposition that ran too deep to be accessible to cursory introspection.

In this collective, there was no softening, no heartfelt emotionality, and any doleful introspection resonated on cold concrete rather than warm earth.

Their strength is a lack of introspection: as Radick puts it, "there is a concern that it would induce a kind of collective nervous breakdown in the sciences if students and their teachers began to see what they were doing is just some kind of tribal induction process".

There is the abstract notion of introspection, there is also individual guilt, which courts need to face up to, and there is a collective responsibility -- which should not be confused with collective guilt -- which nations need to face up to".

(Chinen) Hush Point (Friday) A collective formed not long ago by John McNeil, a trumpeter of dry wit and lyrical concision, and Jeremy Udden, a saxophonist of fluid introspection, Hush Point features new original music, and the responsive young rhythm team of Aryeh Kobrinsky on bass and Vinnie Sperrazza on drums.

(Chinen) Hush Point (Friday and Saturday) A collective formed not long ago by John McNeil, a trumpeter of dry wit and lyrical concision, and Jeremy Udden, a saxophonist of fluid introspection, Hush Point has a self-titled new album on the Sunnyside label, which it celebrates here.

(Chinen) Hush Point (Friday) A collective formed not long ago by John McNeil, a trumpeter of dry wit and lyrical concision, and Jeremy Udden, a saxophonist of fluid introspection, Hush Point features new original music, and the responsive young rhythm team of Aryeh Kobrinski on bass and Vinnie Sperrazza on drums.