Sentence examples for collective part from inspiring English sources

It sounds obvious, but it was humble pie for us: we'd tried foolishly to change something that had become such a collective part of human behaviour.

"It's like a spaceship landed on the riverbank," says Dobrica Veselinović, a member of campaigning group the Ministry of Space collective, part of the wider initiative against the waterfront project, Ne da vi mo Beograd.

That sidelining resonated with Miranda, himself the son of Puerto Rican immigrants, as an emblematic instance of the nation's treatment of immigrants, both as individuals and as a collective part of the nation's history.

I have committed to doing more than just complaining about these issues, my work at Mission Bit and running for board of education is part of my desire to be a collective part of the solution.

It's a vision that's radically opposed to the fragmentation and deconstruction that so many of her contemporaries were up to at the same time, and the result is music that is at once deeply personal and unlike anything anyone else is doing, but which speaks simply and directly to those collective parts of our subconscious that are the deepest and oldest.

"They are finding the sum of their collective parts much more effective than when they used to work separately," explains Andrew Brooks, UNICEF Chief of Child Protection in Tanzania, "each one drawing on their mandated role and specialized knowledge to ensure an holistic and efficient response to the vulnerable child".

Part collective biography, part narrative history of the years 1773 to 1792, "Revolutionaries" adeptly explores the factors that led these remarkable men to reject British sovereignty and create a new nation.

What it lacks is national action, leadership and focus, someone or something that makes a tingle in the collective neurons, part yearning, part dread, a cause.

As Mr. Kasparov pushed the button to signal that he was offering a draw -- and the match -- to Mr. Kramnik, a collective sigh, part excitement and part wistfulness at the falling of a champion, swept through the crowd.

That the emergent properties derived from the collective function of many parts are the key properties of biological systems has been known since at least the first half of the 20th century.

Perhaps the owners should view the additional cost of operating the Expos as a cost connected to collective bargaining, part of the price of gaining labor peace.