Sentence examples for for collective understanding from inspiring English sources

Become part of a movement for collective understanding.

In this way, Wikipedia has the power to be an instrument for collective understanding and resolution – a place to find nuance in things painted black and white, and a place to seek truth together.

So that you can achieve those exhilarating moments of collective understanding.

The same line was taken by Noah's defenders this week, with comic Lucie Pohl on Comment is Free calling for "a collective understanding that it's not serious and that we're all here to have a good time".

The participants' experiences of the intervention as a safe and exploratory space for gendered collective understanding and embodied empowerment further indicates the need to develop gender-sensitive interventions to reduce individualisation of health problems and instead encourage spaces for collective support, action, and change.

Aren't there Father's Day cards--more importantly, isn't there a category in our collective understanding of fatherhood--for men in their 60s who are still growing up?

Their game, based on squeezing opponents, winning penalties up front and on the floor to gain territory and keeping risk to a minimum, coupled with selflessness in defence and collective understanding, is suited for the one-off occasion.

Our collective understanding has been for a while that teachers are never allowed to lay a hand on any student for any reason, but I know that's not completely true, because one of these incidents is deeply embedded in my family history.

We must sincerely thank these scientists for their hugely important contribution to our collective understanding about climate change, and the risks it presents, but we are now on our own.

Cheng Li and Ryan McElveen of the Brookings Institution wrote this week that pessimism was sensible but argued that the leadership had a real sense of urgency and a collective understanding of the need for "big, bold and broad" reforms to gain public support.

The second assumption we question is that an individual's lack of attention to past beliefs or practices necessarily amounts to disrespect for collective, cumulative understanding.