Sentence examples for drawing collective from inspiring English sources

Bill Saylor says he is inspired by: "organic systems, Viennese action drawing, collective graffiti, and sci-fi".

Tonight at 7 30 they are throwing an opening party full of stuff by Sumi Ink Club, a drawing collective created by some of the folks from Glaciers of Nice.

But in the Portland area, Ms. Fallon said, there seems to be a kind of artistic renaissance under way as various groups, like photography cooperatives and drawing collectives, form to connect creative professionals with one another.

The most pernicious damage results in self-harm, which draws collective astonishment as if it were wholly unexpected.

Subsequently representatives from each of the six laboratories participated in a workshop to contribute their data, assess the results from all of the information developed, and to draw collective conclusions regarding the detailed structure of the particles.

The Greek philosopher Aristotle taught us that democracy's strongest virtue is its ability to draw "collective wisdom" from ordinary members of society.

It is as if the snow and the snow party are been used as a preparative and then an analgesic when drawing the collective memory to an aspect of a troubled past.

In an era of constraints, schools, service organizations, and communities would be best served by pooling resources, collaborating, and sharing best practices, drawing on collective wisdom to do whatever it takes to ensure our children's success.

The crowd drew a collective breath.

The block drew a collective oooh and cheers, an expected reaction from the Orlando Magic's partisan Amway Center crowd.

Robert Krulwich, a "Nightline" correspondent, shows a group of teenagers a snapshot of Al Gore and draws a collective blank.