Sentence examples for collective meaning from inspiring English sources

What am I to do with myself in a world apparently bereft of  deep, collective meaning?

And there are other examples of objects that even more explicitly represent collective meaning.

There are many ways of agglomerating past events, parcelling up old clicks of the clock and endowing them with collective meaning.

It's more of an anarcho-syndicalist collective, meaning that there are more community meetings than you can shake a stick at".

"In the end, there has to be a collective meaning to this event that justifies their memorialization," he said of the victims.

Some want a memorial that illuminates individual victims' lives; others say too many specifics will eclipse any sense of collective meaning.

But spaces aren't necessarily places - defined by experiences, memories, individual and collective meanings.

But a diamond skull is manifestly a cultural symbol: an artist who presents one is acting in culture, playing with collective meanings.

Engaging questions of mass affect and collective meaning-making, the book spans colonial and post-colonial Indian cinema and shows how censorship is integral to the performance of political and cultural sovereignty in mass-mediated societies.

Of course it can be questioned if it is possible to acquaint oneself with individual lifeworlds in a FG in which several lifeworlds are encountered and mixed, sometimes creating collective meanings.

Now his figures needed a collective religious meaning shared by congregants.