Sentence examples for collective personality from inspiring English sources

"The North Ship," for instance, with most of its thirty-two poems titled simply, as originally, with Roman numerals instead of, as in the first "Collected," an empty iteration, in bigger type, of the first line, acquires a collective personality, that of a palely loitering prewar knight seeking to work out a murky relationship — though it seems to be he, and not the belle dame, who lacks mercy.

It's part of our collective personality.

But assessing their motives, their traits — their collective personality — is a far more slippery territory.

In short: Generation Y's collective personality, if such a thing exists, is not likely to be much different from other generations'.

"We have to get very close so we develop a collective personality, and it has to be a positive, aggressive one".

The literary importance of the Round Table, especially in romances of the 13th century and afterward, lies in the fact that it served to provide the knights of Arthur's court with a name and a collective personality.

If there is anything that seems to distinguish a newspaper from other forms of corporate enterprise, it is that the newspaper possesses a kind of spirit or soul, an individuality as it were, apart and above the collective personalities of those who make its pages.

PopMatters, noting that Rock Steady maintains the introspection of Return of Saturn without the latter's "longing and wistfulness", stated that "it is to No Doubt's credit...that they manage to keep the album together with little more than their collective personalities".

The bewildering range of outlooks adds up to a giant question mark, a collective split personality.

However, whether these images of towering figures reveal some collective artistic personality is up for debate.

They tend to be the films in which the audience is fused together into one collective reacting personality.