Sentence examples for collective summing up from inspiring English sources
"It comes from a lack of security," said Mr. Rosenthal, who was born in 1948 and explained the linguistic qualms as part of the collective summing up of the past 60 years.
Summing up the included cases and nonunions a collective nonunion rate could be calculated for each treatment modality (Table 3).
But the stories of empowerment I heard when I visited the Sangli headquarters of the Vamp collective not only summed up some of the most important lessons we were learning in the programme about what works to support women's empowerment, they were also among the most impressive.
Burton, in summing up his subject, wrote:.
But all of these things have become part of a slow, heavy, ominous collective sigh that has summed up the past few months.
His death stunned the nation, whose collective feelings can be summed up in a famous statement from novelist John O'Hara George Gershwinin died on July 11 , 1937 but I don't have to believe it if I don't want to".
That about sums up the collective psyche of this stone-filled village perched above the sea after a series of puzzling electrical shorts, unexplained fires and smoky outbursts that struck in nine houses, displacing 17 families.
Thus the bitter irony of a recent demonstration in Algiers, where the protesters chanted and carried signs declaring: "Val-de-Grâce pour tous!" An editor for the independent Algiers newspaper L'Expression summed up the collective despair of those who gaze on the disparity between the few and many: "Val-de-Grâce for heads of state and coup de grâce for everyone else".
Sorkin's masterful "If you guys were the inventors of Facebook, you'd have invented Facebook," line pretty much sums up the collective ethos of an industry that's seen Friendster replaced by Myspace replaced by Facebook and lived through "RIP Good Times" to only see more good times.
It's hard to sum up the collective impact of Alexander McQueen in mere words.
