Sentence examples for its collective form from inspiring English sources

It flourishes in its collective form.

The danger of collusion in corrupt ventures is that as corruption gets well planned and skillfully coordinated in its collective form, it may become less forthright and therefore more difficult to detect, or more overt and increasingly legitimized as an appropriate form of economic intercourse.

Let us consider its collective form.

"We like to see our work released in that collective form that we've created it in and have always created our work in and grew up in," said Lars Ulrich, Metallica's drummer and songwriter.

If their collective form is encouraging for the England management, it is increasingly hard going for those trying to stop them.

It is often supposed that, if a good takes a necessarily collective form (e.g. the collective good of possessing a common culture), the interest in that good can be understood only as the irreducible interest of a group.

The best we can hope for, he suggests, is a collective form of semi-retirement.

The "European demos", the notion that we might all merge into a single collective form of citizenship, simply never took root.

But missing from them was the sort of connectedness to a more collective form of unrest, which seems to have linked recent incidents, even if only in theory.

The manager has cut a rather perplexed figure throughout, baffled that so many of those players upon whom he had relied so heavily have suddenly been rendered fragile, even diminished, by shoddy collective form.

Shaped by the extent and nature of the believer's involvement in the world, eschatological expectations assume either an individual or a collective form, embracing individual souls, a people or group, humanity, or the whole cosmos.