Sentence examples for represents a collective from inspiring English sources

Not only is the collection quite remarkable in itself, but it represents a collective effort over many generations by the faculty of the college, by the successive directors of the museum and by discerning, devoted and strong-minded alumnae.

For a city whose reputation is dominated by its football club, relegation represents a collective nightmare coming true for Newcastle.

The rating represents a collective assessment of trends and of an intangible "comfort level" that local officials instill.

The current review represents a collective effort to highlight the reported pyrrolizines with anti-inflammatory and analgesic potential and categorize them into eight different classes.

Now playing at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, "Charles Phoenix's God Bless Americana: The Retro Holiday Slide Show" represents "a collective memory of our culture," said Mr. Phoenix, a pop-culture buff who provides running commentary.

The falling corporate tax rate represents a "collective action problem," Wier argued, as each country has a strong incentive to lower its own tax rate, although when that is done the globe suffers.

Does it represent a collective constituted by the interplay of medical, ethnic and religious cultures?

Both Brexit and Trump represent a collective crawling under the table, an attempt to pretend that the scary rest-of-the-world does not exist.

If a honk is required when a goose thinks the flock is off the correct course, whatever course provoked the least honking might represent a collective best guess of the way to go.

On the surface, each traditional re-enactment is an exercise in remembering; taken together, they represent a collective forgetting, in which the Confederacy is defined by nothing but the brave spirit of its soldiers.

Public expenditures on education represent a collective loan to the younger generation, which they pay back as they become working adults and pay taxes to help support and care for the older generation.