Sentence examples for converting the collective from inspiring English sources
It is still a heresy to ask whether elections, in their current form, are a badly outmoded technology for converting the collective will of the people into governments and policies.
It was Villa who, more than any other individual, was personally responsible for converting the sublime, symphonic, collective passing artistry of Spain (circa 2006 to 2014) into the hard currency of goals which won matches and tournaments.
Similarly, the decision to convert the single collective work newspaper into a collection of individual ASCII files can be explained as little more than a decision that reflects the different nature of the electronic medium.
Cooper converted the easy goal.
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"All of it was culminating in this moment, which is the anniversary of the Women's March, where we convert our collective power that we all felt last year on January 21st into a groundswell of political power".
