Sentence examples for collective kind from inspiring English sources

Among other things, Hidden pursues Haneke's fascination with guilt of a personal and collective kind and the way electronic images are affecting our perception of reality.

Therein lies the difference between the Republican Party of the past century and the Republican Party of our own (especially, but not exclusively, its Tea Party faction): the difference between calculation and obsession, between a hysterical style and an honest-to-goodness, diagnosable hysteria — the collective kind, like the compulsive dancing manias of medieval Europe.

Once this occurs they become part of an insanely strong ego of a collective kind.

You used to have an individual voice (because everyone has one, right?) but for some reasons, you've started approaching every situation with a collective kind of thinking.

"There's such a calm, collective, and kind of no-questions-asked culture".

Human nature feels individual, but the survival of the wisest has to be collective, a kind of global awakening that begins with the individual but gets accepted as a social aspiration.

We work as a collective so I kind of laugh at having titles.

This summer Girlfriend Collective launched the kind of campaign that propelled them into the headlines before they'd even sent out their first pair of leggings.

Collective behaviour, the kinds of activities engaged in by sizable but loosely organized groups of people.

"We wanted to be a collective, doing all kinds of music, drafting in vocalists as and when we needed them".

Coffee inked what's been hailed as a first-of-its-kind collective bargaining agreement at the beginning of this year.