Sentence examples for was very collective from inspiring English sources

When I asked her what most distinguishes Shenzhen from other parts of China, she said, "In the past, China was very collective.

It's very collective right now, and when that's going, it's scary".

Me being chair was just one of those very small things, but it was very much a collective effort.

The Buena Vista collective was very much an artificial creation, a record-company creation, and its rise coincided with the rise of tourism, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and all sorts of legal changes that had started to connect Cuba to the capitalist world".

Speaking on Thursday, the DETI minister hailed the outcome of those talks as "great news" and said she was "very pleased that our collective efforts have played an important part in ensuring HMS Caroline's future is in Belfast".

The intra- and postoperative complication rate in our whole collective was very low.

George did absolutely nothing wrong and was very much part of a collective that ruled the line-out and the breakdown.

"It was a collective remembrance, which was very moving for me," he said.

In Africa music making is very often collective, involving organized collaboration in which performers contribute not identical, but complementary, constituents.

From a collective point of view, it was very pleasing.

The reason being is that architecture is a very collective field.