Sentence examples for collective terms from inspiring English sources

The social form was utopia, understood in collective terms: the commune, the music festival, the liberation movement.

So a lot of the things people look for -- whether a positive experience in personal terms or a stimulus to the economy in collective terms -- just begin to be bled away".

So with people facing important but private problems, and thinking in individual, not collective, terms, the coast became clear in the 80's and 90's for the marketplace to stalk into this cultural void and introduce generation-defining clothes, music and videos.

Privacy was conceptualised either in individualistic or collective terms.

Collective terms of one sort and another were included under the heading of singular terms.

In Brazil, I think this applies more in individual than collective terms.

In modern times they have been published under the collective term Moralia, a term first given to a collection of eleven ethical works preserved in a 14th century manuscript (Parisinus Graecus 1672).

See also the collective term: shmekldekeray, "a cock-up".

THE collective term for lions is a pride, for rooks a parliament and central banks?

Merchant navy is the collective term for the commercial shipping fleet worldwide.

'Migraine' is the collective term for people who whinge about the amavuvuzela.