Sentence examples for our collective values from inspiring English sources
We have had a long holiday from the work of trying to figure out what our collective values are.
Museums are where we now gather to contemplate our collective values: where we fret about being shallow while perusing Jacqueline Kennedy's handbags, and assure ourselves of our basic gravity by tut-tutting that Giorgio Armani should not have been allowed to rent the Guggenheim while we still admire his evening gowns on the spiral ramp.
We stand for the best of our collective values.
Our collective values of course informed my own.
The G-20 is all about nations coming together and sharing our collective values.
From the pragmatist viewpoint our past or future acts are justified by our individual and collective values in relationship to the physical and social environments that we exist in.
While Schlenker is adamant that minimum wage must increase (it disproportionately affects women), she says an essential step to changing how our collective culture values women is through the individual.
These outcomes were our starting point for defining strategies that can establish collective values among adult stakeholders and enrich the range of roles of children in a design process.
The usual phrase today is secular cathedral: they have become cathedrals for a secular culture, storehouses of collective values and diverse histories, places where increasingly we seem to want to spend our free time and thrash out big issues (the religious debate over "Sensation" in Brooklyn, the atomic bomb argument at the Smithsonian, multiculturalism, taxes and public morality).
Perhaps more so than in other countries, the literature of Australia characteristically expresses collective values.
