Sentence examples for collective possibility from inspiring English sources

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.

Carl Jung was one who saw our collective possibilities.

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.

Indeed, the possibility that collective responsibility requires, not only collective actions and intentions, but a collective mind, has proven to be one of the greatest challenges to those who want to sustain a notion of collective responsibility.

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.

Musicians performing in the 19th century certainly excited a frenzy one thinks of Franz Liszt but that was before the modern mass media created the possibility of collective frenzy.

Mr. Gates warned the Europeans that unless they improved their military capabilities, spent more on defense and pooled resources, NATO faced "the very real possibility of collective military irrelevance".

Though Minnelli's rhapsodic style unites the city and the lovers in a collective dream of romantic possibility, he saves the most sensual moments for his closeups of Garland (whom he was soon to marry).

The Spanish Civil War, however, led him to espouse the possibility of collective action to solve social problems, and his less-effective novels, including To Have and Have Not (1937) and For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940), embodied this new belief.