Sentence examples for collegial spirits from inspiring English sources

"But it wouldn't surprise me in the least if in 100 years, neuroscience is incredibly sophisticated, if we have a complete map of the brain – and yet some people are still saying, 'Yes, but how does any of that give you consciousness?' while others are saying 'No, no, no – that just is the consciousness!'" The Greenland cruise concluded in collegial spirits, and mutual incomprehension.

His artistry and warm collegial spirit will be missed.

Can I ask him, in a collegial spirit, to shut up about it?

They judged her to be a top-flight pianist and gifted teacher with a collegial spirit.

Mr. Krajicek, a former Daily News bureau chief, said the collegial spirit dipped a bit in the 1990s.

"Contrary to press reports, we always worked together in a collegial spirit in the interests of the bank," Mr. Ackermann said.

"Can I ask him [Eagleton], in a collegial spirit, to shut up about it?" he wrote in a letter to this newspaper.

Under the present climate, we have people in different roles who have a very collegial spirit and are not caught up with a state bureaucracy mentality.

The Second Vatican Council stated that, like the ancient patriarchal Churches, episcopal conferences are in a position 'to contribute in many and fruitful ways to the concrete realization of the collegial spirit'.

"Can I ask him, in a collegial spirit, to shut up about it?" The coverage was divided along broad political lines, with Eagleton finding defenders on the left and Amis on the right (and among fellow writers).

To call the disparate intelligence bureaucracies a community suggests that they share a collegial spirit, but throughout their history these organizations have been brutally competitive, undermining one another and even hoarding vital information.