Sentence examples for collective thoughts from inspiring English sources

First made downloadable on 20 February 2008, the series of podgrams is a collection of Fry's writings, speeches and collective thoughts.

And a sextet during which Sister Helen, Mrs. De Rocher and the four parents of the victims voice their collective thoughts is also skillfully done.

"This book brings together the wit and wisdom of the pub landlord, and the collective thoughts of the locals at Al's pub.

Outside of sound bites and manicured postgame comments, the collective thoughts of players about coaches and teams have remained a mystery.

Even shows that have not been altered to eliminate fraught references to terrorism depict people who seem eerily oblivious to the horror that remains in the back of our collective thoughts even in escapist moments.

In it she described the work of a little known Jesuit priest and paleontologist, Teilhard de Chardin, who 50 years earlier described a global sphere of thought, the "living unity of a single tissue" containing our collective thoughts, experiences and consciousness.

Immediacy seems to be the collective thought this season.

She discovered that for her, "collective thought is always better than individual thought".

Tóibín doesn't write like anybody else: his spare sentences carve out new spaces in our collective thought.

For the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, the purpose of a political party of the working classes is not only to organise collective action, but also to organise collective thought and knowledge.

And when the bill came, as on every night, we all looked at it with wonder as pesos to pounds was calculated and, as I glanced round, I sensed, I think, a collective thought: this is living, really living.