Sentence examples for collective view about from inspiring English sources

Israel and its admirers once clung to a simple collective view about the circumstances of the state's birth.

We will never reach a collective view about the a quasi Premier League table of important artists to include.

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, has told his shadow cabinet that he wants it to come to a collective view about whether to support British airstrikes in Syria, but it is understood that he remains opposed to such action.

Only a strong leader with a clear mandate for change can alter the direction of a political party, but the party itself must first reach a collective view about roughly what sort of change is required and who is likely to be able to deliver it.

"It also means I will be able to get the collective view of my membership about who they think should host the World Cup when the time comes for me to decide who I should vote for.

The term "shared vision" is about the collective view of the future.

That Beyonce can't feel the same way about her society husband probably speaks to our collective view on lots of things (celebrity marriages, beautiful women, female performers, the list goes on).

"Overall, concerns and incidents were seen in isolation, with minimal attempts to link concerning patterns of injuries, to enquire in more detail about their cause and nature, and to gain a collective view of family life," the report said.

It was Kelner's view, and the collective view of the newspaper, that counted.

And there is no guarantee that the Web site statement represents the Taliban's collective view.

Market capitalization reflects the collective view of tens of thousands of investors.