Sentence examples for something collective from inspiring English sources

The motives might be of extremely different natures, from an individual undertaking to something collective and planned.

The arts are a central way in which we gain a sense of community, of something collective in our society, it gives us our sense of place".

"But even this public piece that deals with something collective is a very personal piece, in a way the 'Leningrad' Symphony is not," said Ori Kam, the Jerusalem's violist.

I am walking into something larger, something collective, composed of history and bronze and millions and millions of different recollections.

"Building the success of FairCoin should be something collective," he wrote.

"'I think of the first person as a technology to access something collective: 'I' as a contingent node rather than an indication of a stable subject position," said Heinemann.

There's something called collective selection.

The inventory will be computerized, compared to the present system, something between collective memory and guesswork.

Or will we bend what Thiel calls the "terrible arc of the political" toward something resembling collective freedom?

Just one movement, that of the Russian avant-garde, after it was cut off from Europe by war and revolution, achieved something like collective genius.

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