Sentence examples for which collectives from inspiring English sources
She envisioned a world in which women might be liberated by artificial reproduction outside the womb; in which collectives took the place of families; and in which children were granted "the right of immediate transfer" from abusive adults.
This is because the traits (e.g. life-history bottlenecks) that act to align the fitness interests of particles (e.g. cells) in a collective can also act to diminish the extent to which those particles are bearers of heritable fitness variance, while augmenting the extent to which collectives of such particles (e.g. multicellular organisms) are bearers of heritable fitness variance.
A public memorial or a ruin is a scaffold, something on which collective memory can hang.
Farfan, 43, describes the process by which collective catastrophe metamorphosed into a personal triumph.
The clear alternative ideologies around which collective rage cohered in, say, the 1930s are absent now.
I come from a background in which collective holidays were the norm.
He could have prolonged the era of struggle, the era of unity and common cause, and delayed integration in a league in which collective vision has become muddied.
Included here is her 4.5m 1964 mural The Magical World Of The Mayas, a dreamlike panorama in which collective psychic transformation is posited as a distinct possibility.
The film industry is one in which collective amnesia is so profound that it's safe to conclude that half the reason you are only as good as your last picture is that no one can remember further back.
The film – which Peter Bradshaw gave five stars following its premiere at Venice – is a moving exploration of what DNA actually amounts to, and the ways in which collective and individual memory can differ when we come to recount a narrative.
As the people who are defying the governments of north Africa demonstrate, there are circumstances in which collective courage and enthusiasm can be more than a match for coercive state power.
