Sentence examples for even collective from inspiring English sources
He's disavowed nothing and, in effect, escapes even collective responsibility.
A vogue for martyrdom, and even collective suicide, had by then begun to threaten the Church.
But the bankruptcy laws supersede individual contracts and even collective bargaining agreements.
The teachers suing the CTA over dues argue that any work done by the union, even collective bargaining, is political.
It is as if every scrawl, figurative fragment or painterly slur has accrued largely by chance, with little concession to the others, in a sporadic, possibly even collective, effort.
Since the late 2000s, autocrats including Putin in Russia, Xi Jinping in China and Abdel Fatah al-Sissi in Egypt have given up the pretense of competitive elections or even collective leadership.
Mao pursued the same reckless course, only with even bigger collective farms.
Even the collective wisdom of the marketplace has been wrong time and again.
They even have collective nicknames, like Rolex riders or "rubs," for rich urban bikers.
And even the collective histories created or fixed by memorials are not stable.
