Sentence examples for of a collectivity from inspiring English sources

The body becomes a manifestation of a collectivity to be obliterated, its manipulation rendering what was once a human person into an "abominable stranger".

Something done independently becomes part of a collectivity, and yet individual differences shine through: moments where one of the hummers hesitates or ornaments, where somebody is seen to take a breath.

Associability comprises "the motivation and ability of a collectivity to define and enact its goals".

No "creative capacity" on the part of a collectivity could exist, in fact, if a structural rule of everyday life did not exist.

However, these results were used to evaluate the mobility of a collectivity of users but not for the behavior of a single individual.

For in the absence of this dialogical relationship no "creative capacity" could exist on the part of a collectivity (Lefebvre 1991).

The notion of joining a collectivity is important, for Scheman, because it stresses the importance of shared bonds, values, and commitments.

It is what Sister Edgar does, first wilfully, in devoting herself to God, and then miraculously, by ascending into cyberspace, "the lunar milk of the data stream", a collectivity of brain or soul (what Teilhard de Chardin called the "noosphere"), which seems to forecast both the death of the printed book and the eternal life of some new universal mind, or in Whitman's terms, "soul".

This distinction not only enabled believers to denigrate contemporaries as "antichrists" without having to label a single individual as "the" Antichrist but also allowed them to identify the "body of Antichrist" as a collectivity existing in the present but destined to have its day of triumph in the future.

But along with the disappearance of the anger has come a commensurate loss of community, of collectivity, a feeling like you are all in this together, not just alone in your house with your kids or in the office on the 39th floor or in South Central behind a chain link fence, that you could reach out, and well, maybe actually touch someone who would understand.

The plausible and conclusive determination of the event source needs careful data interpretation and a collectivity of as many different criteria as possible.