Sentence examples for collectivity has from inspiring English sources

Mode-accounts insist that the element of collectivity has to extend to the intending; in their view, A and B have to intend collectively to visit the Taj Mahal (together).

Fourteen (36%) were living in collectivity or had a precarious social situation.

The life of man, he came to feel is a constant struggle between the individualist and the collective but at its highest stage "the individual is submerged in the family … the family in the nation … and so the Nation … in the highest attainment of human collectivity the world has yet seen … the empire".

Similarly, for Newman (2004), a group that is a collectivity rather than a mere set, has interests as a collectivity that are not merely the aggregated interests of its individual members.

For Alexander, cultural trauma occurs when a collectivity feels they have been subjected to a "horrendous event" that leaves enduring marks upon their group consciousness and memory, changing their future identity in irreversible ways (2004: iv).

"It was a disgraceful example of the perennial ineptitude of the collectivity of the University of Oxford which has nearly always managed to get these issues wrong.

Despite the years of solitary-genius stories surrounding D'Angelo, and despite the album's clearly personal and idiosyncratic vision, "Black Messiah" has the loose, exploratory collectivity of a true ensemble record.

Thirty years of training for competitive markets has shredded our sense of collectivity.

The collectivity, while remaining a part of France, has broad authority over its own fiscal and legislative affairs.

The review said the album "has the feel of real collectivity", praising the cohesiveness of the individual band members' playing.

Ethnic group has been defined as "a collectivity within a larger population having real or putative common ancestry, memories of a shared past, and a cultural focus upon one or more symbolic elements which define the group's identity…" [ 3].