Sentences with phrase «collective idea»

In these small works, I thought about orders that the public has collective ideas about although they are never publicly visible, such as corporations or terrorists.

Curated by Milena Hoegsberg and Megha Ralapati, «A Perfect Human» explores people's struggle for and obsessions with personal and collective ideas of perfection: How we stage, package, and present ourselves, communicating and connecting with each other and the world.

(One can make too much of influences when certain situations make collective ideas immediately available to all members of a group.

As Bryant writes, «one can make too much of influences when certain situations make collective ideas immediately available to all members of a group.

The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles presents a discussion between T. Kelly Mason, Tyler Cassity, and George Baker on funerary objects and practices in early 21st - century Los Angeles and the relationship of these to private and collective ideas of memory, space, and the expression of desire, on May 24th 7:00 PM — 8:00 PM.

You can have the occasional Newton or Einstein working for you, but the best companies take the collective ideas from their teams, foster them and put them into motion.

There can be no society which does not feel the need of upholding and reaffirming at regular intervals the collective sentiments and the collective ideas which make its unity and its personality.3

We plan to host our second annual National Food Recovery Dialogue (NFRD), and to continue Lobby Day as a way to translate our collective ideas into action by continuing to advocate for sustainable food policy.

It says quite a lot about 1) the current trends 2) the current styles 3) the collective idea of «what» one should look like these days.

The challenge to school leaders is to actualize the collective ideas and suggestions, providing the dedicated focus, time, resources and structures for the deep work of school improvement to occur in the year to come.

Masters of commercial illustration — Charles Dana Gibson, J.C. Leyendecker, and Norman Rockwell — were possibly the only ones free from controversy, and thus left to create iconic and timeless images that transcended their initial purpose, becoming a part of a collective idea of American aesthetics.

The question that lingers long after leaving the museum is exactly how much of a continued role visual media plays in defining our collective idea of desire.

By refusing to adhere themselves to a set of truths, the material instead provokes a question of what is, in fact, believable, revealing the delicate bonds of social narrative and trust in a collective idea of history.

Art has apparently become «less about me myself and I» and «more about collective ideas,» yet it's hard to square any cult of impersonality

If the collective idea that the science supporting man - caused global warming is so solid, why would anybody even think up the idea of having either paid professional commenters or robot program commenters?

There's a debate at Mother Jones that slings some mud and arrows on our collective idea of local, organic food and the problems with scaling up sustainable production.