Sentence examples for Very individuality from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 20th century, the French socialist leader Jean Jaurès wrote about how capitalism alienated workers from their "very individuality".

In an era when traditional communities have lost some of their significance, talking about communities of practice is a way to recognize that our lives, our knowledge, and our very individuality are still fundamentally social processes.

Rather, "Dirty Havana Trilogy" is a portrait of the Cuban dystopia seen through the eyes of a single person whose very individuality -- given the pressure to be loyal to "the pack" -- is itself a scorching sort of affirmation.

Call it Total Design: if it seems doomed to frustration in the long run by the very individuality it sets out to foster, still, you have to admire any vision so powerfully obsessive that it can take for granted, at least for a while, the good will of those subsumed by it.

Taxes reduce individual choice by stripping people of the economic means of achieving their goals, but the regulations that conservatives love, strip people of their very individuality.

In fact, when this supposedly true love is being displayed, the lovers have very little individuality.

There's enough of Mr. Kitson's very human individuality here, though, to keep all-seeing smugness at bay.

Running a technology organization is full of collaborative accomplishments but there's very little individuality in it, as much as I seek it.

I would say that one of biggest problems is the fact that most of the players are very narcissistic, individuality is first.

Mean frequency modulation fits these predictions by showing a very high individuality in both call parts and an independence from hunger level in the first part of the call (variance components, Table 1).

The very notion of individuality, of a personal identity forged outside familiar norms, fell victim to Hollywood typology.