Sentence examples for collective mess from inspiring English sources

The world's richest countries have exhibited enormous myopia throughout this crisis — originally scurrying for ad hoc individual "solutions" that worsened the collective mess.

Kaczynski's vision of back-to-the-land was a spiritual journey of discovery, towards some inner understanding, whereas Ted's philosophy, his cabinology, was all about getting away from the collective mess of the modern world.

So as we consider how to avoid this collective financial mess again, one question keeps rolling around in my head: How much better off would the world be right now if people had their own personal finance committee to consult before making big money decisions?

Every year, there is collective handwringing over the mess left behind by summer festival-goers.

Phoenix was formed more than a decade ago in Versailles, France, and it was never truly a mess: its collective history involves collaboration with the electronic duos Daft Punk and Air.

Perhaps the reason researchers are left to work quietly alone is our collective discomfort at confronting the mess of the bereaved.

Mr Sarkozy's boastful, erratic, error-prone presidency is beginning, as he intended, to mess with the collective French mind and make the country more can-do and more proactive.

By saying, "who cares?" we are washing our collective hands of the whole mess.

I mean, their collective ineptitude in dealing with the steroids mess cannot be overlooked.

WHEN people look back on a bubble, they tend to blame the mess on crookery, greed and the collective insanity of others.

Yet gradually cleaning up fiscal messes has become more of a collective endeavour.