Sentence examples similar to ultra-collaborative from inspiring English sources
(Listeners curious about the Odd Future phenomenon might start by downloading Earl Sweatshirt's luminous and profane début album, "EARL"; Odd Future's rambunctious collaborative mixtape, "Radical"; and Frank Ocean's ethereal R. & B. collection, "nostalgia, ULTRA". There's a reason, after all, why so many of us are so fixated on this group).
BKLYN1834, housed in "Industry City, Brooklyn," an ultra-hip complex for fledgling companies to develop, are a highly collaborative group of photographers, filmmakers, musicians and animators who are all part of the elusive millennial audience themselves.
Humans have thus become ultra-social in two major evolutionary steps: one in which individuals became more collaborative with one another and another in which individuals became more identified with their cultural group and its conventions, norms, and institutions.
Our own view is that humans set off down their ultra-social, cooperative pathway when some changes in ecological conditions forced them to become obligate collaborative foragers.
Their collaborative track, "The Other Boys," appeared on the duo's debut album Collateral on Ultra Records in July.
Collaborative creativity?
Ultra-violent, but also ultra-fun.
Nec Plus Ultra/Nec Pew Ultra indeed.
