Sentence examples for sudden collective from inspiring English sources

Have British critics suffered a sudden collective rise in bile?

So, a prescription for loneliness, thwarted frustration and despair, if you will, please, doc... Dr Sieghart's remedy: I wonder if a sudden, collective burst of expression would help.

Her sudden interest in collective bargaining rights infuriates Limbaugh, who explains to her why she shouldn't have any.

Different populations of cells in the nervous system of many organisms display sudden, organized, and collective changes in spiking activity.

This transition called a quorum-sensing transition, which is a sudden transition to collective behaviour, has been reported in many bacteria and Dictyostelium discoideum.

Sudden Flowers is the collective that he formed with an original group of six children.

Americans' collective and sudden rediscovery of thrift is pushing the economy into its worst recession since at least 1982.

In Wisconsin it has been Governor Walker's sudden attempt to destroy collective bargaining in a week's time.

But for Molloy to say that Black men will all of a sudden get off their collective deadbeat behinds because of a saccharine rap song is irresponsible and incorrect.

Internet culture has greatly perplexed global law enforcement – from the sudden surge in hacktivist collectives to the bizarre language of the deep web.

In the fluctuating rhythms of "The Shadow World," an incantatory trumpet solo leads to a collective improvisation punctuated by sudden stops and dramatic transitions that offer proof of Ra's careful organization and directorial vision.