Sentence examples for these collectives from inspiring English sources

But it does not make clear who represents these collectives.

"There are these collectives not bound by a museum or particular art gallery, but that have some broader neighborhood implications," Mr. Darling said.

Who knows if these collectives are real BFFs – does Alexa Chung go over to Henry Holland's to watch the Celebrity Big Brother final?Is Riccardo Tisci on Skype all evening with Kimye?

According to Thompson, "whether they count as real moral persons or only act as if they were, it seems that we are, at least sometimes, justified in judging these collectives according to the standards that we apply to moral persons" (Thompson, 2006, p. 158).

We raided these collectives, stealing horses or anything we needed.

Also worth a visit are the Volksküchen or "peoples' kitchens"—where many of these collectives dish out homemade food for either very little or no money.

They have set up a Web site to collect grievances and will forward these collective views to the firm's board.

Where do these collective nouns originate?

Russian elites found it easier and cheaper to buy these collective goods abroad.

Instead, she is looking for a more interesting way to tell these collective stories.

These collective curtain calls broke the illusion of the spectacle but also seemed to affirm the underlying social contract.