Sentence examples for collective views from inspiring English sources

They have set up a Web site to collect grievances and will forward these collective views to the firm's board.

The Democracy Corps survey specifically broke out the collective views of the liberal alliance and contrasted them with the views of those on the right.

No matter how collective views (those held by most members of a defined public) coalesce into public opinion, the result can be self-perpetuating.

Parisians and Boers, white Americans and Native Americans, Saudi Arabians and Israelis – all are liable to have their own separate collective views of and assumptions about the world.

"In an age when shareholders can now make their collective views known publicly, it can seem downright provocative to let the company pick up the bill" for lavish perks, Nelson D. Schwartz writes in The Times.

The concessions were spurred by a blunt memo sent last month to the investment bank's managers by Paul Leung, a first-year employee who said he was presenting the collective views of his co-workers.

That was the extent of our collective viewing experience.

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.

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

The view on the left synthesises their collective view of this inhospitable landmass in the Arctic Circle on 8 July 2012.