Sentence examples for in collective terms from inspiring English sources

The social form was utopia, understood in collective terms: the commune, the music festival, the liberation movement.

So a lot of the things people look for -- whether a positive experience in personal terms or a stimulus to the economy in collective terms -- just begin to be bled away".

Accelerating because of our nature as human beings, which is to say in individual terms, the bad decisions we make each and every day, and in collective terms, our decision to have handed over our fate to global capital.

Speak in collective terms.

So with people facing important but private problems, and thinking in individual, not collective, terms, the coast became clear in the 80's and 90's for the marketplace to stalk into this cultural void and introduce generation-defining clothes, music and videos.

In Brazil, I think this applies more in individual than collective terms.

Conflicts over unequal entitlement were couched in individual rather than collective terms and in the language of complaint rather than critique (p. 17).

Privacy was conceptualised either in individualistic or collective terms.

Nevertheless, "parton" remains in use as a collective term for the constituents of hadrons (quarks, antiquarks, and gluons).

In this paper the collective term psychiatric specialist services will include visits to psychologists.

Despite her use of the singular (evil one), the dangerous figure in the poem is a collective term because the poet tells Lilly not to "let them" destroy her (emphasis added).