Sentence examples for well collectively from inspiring English sources
"Well, collectively we all made that really awkward," says Waititi.
"What's frustrating is when we don't play well collectively," Dickey said of earning the win.
I can't remember the last time a conference performed this well collectively.
(Or, as T. S. Eliot explained in 1959, in an interview with The Paris Review, "Dogs don't seem to lend themselves to verse quite so well, collectively, as cats").
The New York Times reported on the study in its story, Seriously, Men Only Think They're Funnier, and various other media outlets have picked it up as well, collectively dropping the bombshell that men aren't really funnier than women, they're only an eensy, teensy, weensy bit funnier (i.e. almost exactly as funny).
Which is just as well, since collectively the emerging markets are far more important to the health of the global economy than they were in 1997.
"I think that a lot of times in baseball there is a thought that if everybody plays individually well then collectively we'll have success," he said.
Thoughtful people have reached a condition in which most of us, individually as well as collectively, want to behave better towards the environment than we have done in the past.
Previous biographers have claimed, for example, that Marx despised, individually as well as collectively, the very working classes whose plight he drew attention to and whose cause he affected to champion.
The triumvirate of Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir, who are the mainstay of India's batting, have not done anything extraordinary, individually as well as collectively, for well over a year now, not even against the lowly New Zealand team in the recent two tests at Hyderabad and Bangalore.
"What's nice about the players," the Sunderland manager Mick McCarthy said later, "is that a lot of them come from slightly humbler backgrounds in terms of who they have played for and they are all very hungry for themselves individually as well as collectively.
