Sentence examples for first collective experience from inspiring English sources

"For most of them, it was their first collective experience," he said.

For Scheler, World War I was the first collective experience of humanity as such, i.e., an experience shared by all (GW V, 104).

Second, extrapolating from the collective experience of one group of countries to another may introduce bias, especially because the former group consisted of developed and developing countries, whereas the latter group consisted of predominantly developing countries.

The first question has its origins in our collective experience of trying to publish in journals that became very exclusive in the days when print and distribution costs limited the number of papers and pages that journals could publish.

Second, we have a pre-existing multidisciplinary team with collective experience in other qualitative and quantitative research projects.

It's a collective experience".

Its collective experience, however, is far greater.

"The boom was a collective experience.

Matz considers himself a humble conduit of a collective experience.

Every time a language dies, our collective experience and collective culture are impoverished a little more.

"This has been a collective experience," he said.