Sentence examples for collective like from inspiring English sources

The Belgian theatre collective like to take their audience to interesting and sometimes difficult places.

"They don't have any right to a collective like you or I do," says Mary. "They'll be atomised and isolated".

But there were also members of the 1960s collective, like Aileen Passloff, who relished a more full-bodied, less pedestrian kind of dancing.

You can take late-night candlelit yoga or go out dancing until the wee hours of the morning with a collective like the Clean Fun Network.

De La Soul were never as programmatic as they seemed, which is why they are only several degrees of hostility away from a collective like Odd Future, who have a similar dedication to disorientation and fluorescence.

The point of a collective like Pussy Riot is that they aren't going to wait for a formula to be tested; they will continue to act directly and without warning.

Our collective likes and dislikes in movies have crafted a stiff regiment for what makes a "good" movie.

Mr. Smith said the collective would like to be able to get a city permit and become a licensed dispensary.

Under displaced quantum states of circuit electrodynamics, conducting charges (or currents) exhibit collective classical-like oscillation.

These cancers often express E-cadherin even in advanced stages, and the cancer cells tend to migrate in a collective, cone-like manner.

Collectives like gal-dem are evidence of that.