Sentence examples for concept of collectivity from inspiring English sources

His novel Balade de câmpie (1963; "Ballads of the Steppes"), an investigation of the psychology of the village, marked a significant turning point in the evolution of Moldovan fiction, and his play Casa Mare (1962; "The Parlour") turned away from the concept of collectivity to probe the individual conscience.

Moseley [ 15] defines war as 'a state of organized open-ended collective conflict' (p14), distinguishing it from a street brawl by the concept of organization; from a boxing match by the concept of open-endedness and from a personal feud by the concept of collectivity.

I realised, eventually, it is lack of collectivity.

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

It is an archaic, ethnic notion of collectivity that shares ground with racism.

But what mere class identification misses is the concerted attack on any notion of collectivity.

"I think we take photos of it for the sense of collectivity," says Umbrico. "We love to participate.

And surely it's easily worth it to undermine the marketisation of literature for some kind of collectivity.

Noel's early lyrics were about possibility, escapism, and the power of collectivity, not oafish anthems of masculinity.

In part, Hitler was defeated by the exercise of a peculiarly English — peculiarly Orwellian — combination of collectivity and individualism.

Each evinces an independent streak that is at odds with the vision of "collectivity" promulgated by the curators.