Sentence examples for collective possibilities from inspiring English sources

Carl Jung was one who saw our collective possibilities.

What will never be welcome is the dimming of the collective possibility that emerged from tragedy.

To do that would have betrayed the collective possibility and the individual reality, two of her intellectual passions.

Each for a short while was a site of individual and collective possibility, and Greif's incisive book is testament to their enduring influence.

Some consider a possible systemic weakness of the regime the fact that—unlike collective negotiation possibilities foreseen in the milk, arable crops, olive oil and beef sectors there is no market share cap on a producer's organisation/APO which intends to engage in joint selling.

And I for one believe this is an extraordinarily good thing, because rampant weirdness is a sign that our collective sphere of possibilities has expanded.

The overall effect is to evoke a nostalgic mourning for the undelivered promises of modernity and for the unrealized possibilities of collective public life.

After years in which Washington treated the organization as a useless talking shop and an impediment to real action, Mr. Obama's arrival was supposed to be an uplifting paean to the possibilities of collective action — on Iran and North Korea, on global warming and global poverty, and the rebuilding of failed states.

But there are theoretical limits to the possibilities for collective judgment on matters of fact.

This remark directs attention towards two main avenues leading from Arrow-inspired pessimism toward a sunnier view of the possibilities for collective decision making: not trying to do so much, and using more information.

We can create organizations and systems that liberate our collective imaginations and catalyze possibilities.