Sentence examples for collectives which from inspiring English sources

The collectives, which included many anarchists and hackers, gave him a sense of belonging and purpose.

There are a variety of models for collectives, which include different degrees of cooperation.

Most of the contributions, though, are by artist collectives, which have an increasing presence internationally.

Mr. Allen and Ms. Wertheim both named the Museum of Jurassic Technology as an inspiration for such collectives, which have flourished here for the last five years.

Globalism and artists' collectives, which are global-minded artists' responses to the romantic idea of the singular genius on which the art market has traditionally depended.

Despite the lingering hippie connotations, collectives, which might be described as self-managed groups of people with similar interests working toward a common goal, are a thoroughly modern phenomenon.

His father, Charles, was part of a musicians group called the Composers' Collective, which included Aaron Copland.

It is a "collective", which he calls a "very special economic entity".

Some were from Southall Black Sisters, a collective which, for years, has defended gender and minority rights.

A basic membership in the Pulley Collective, which includes the use of all of the equipment, is $850 a week.

She was also part of the collective which established the socialist Feminine Review, bringing together political action and theory research.