Sentence examples for through a collective from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sandberg wants to take women through a collective self-awareness exercise.

Both shows attempt to delight through a collective process of cultural disorientation.

He begins downbeat and almost quiet, like we're going through a collective comedown following Hardwell's elated set.

In May, the group organised a market-leading one-year fixed-rate tariff from EDF through a collective switch.

But this week in Los Angeles, the party faithful are going through a collective act of realization.

Visiting Industrial Light & Magic, the effects shop founded by George Lucas, is like touring childhood, coasting through a collective memory of wonder.

"We're doing what we're supposed to be doing — we're weighing the evidence, we're thinking it through, in a collective, collaborative, bipartisan way".

(Johnson) Galleries: Other 'Gran Fury: Ready My Lips' (through March 17) A collective that grew out of Act Up and took its name from a New York City police car, Gran Fury existed from the end of 1989 until the mid-'90s.

Through it all, a collective of artists called The Lurkers have been capturing the city's changes on a 35mm camera.

The data we collected through focus groups illustrate a collective "ideal" perspective, influenced by group leaders, rather than individual decision bases.

It is hard to consider PEPFAR as collective provision of a GPG when the resources it makes available could have been channelled through a genuinely collective institution (GFATM) and when its prevention programs are designed to cater to a domestic political constituency.