The phrase "a very different individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has distinct characteristics or qualities that set them apart from others.
Example: "After spending time with her, I realized she is a very different individual than I initially thought."
Alternatives: "a completely unique person" or "a notably distinct individual".
Arguably, four musicians, each with a very different, individual style, alchemised the development of the now worldwide recognised, distinctively British style of acoustic guitar playing: Martin Carthy, Bert Jansch, Wizz Jones and Davey Graham.
He's a very different individual to most of us.' Burry, a maths genius who predicted the financial crash of 2007, believes he has Asperger syndrome and is depicted in the film as not particularly enjoying social interactions, but he had no such problems when discussing The Big Short with Bale over nine hours.
It may be a very different individual; someone who has been changed by his experiences.
Comparison may be more beneficial in situations where learners need more explicit prompting to connect across very different individual instances.
Because of her willingness to introduce readers to over a century of Islamic theology and politics, a book that might have been a facile juxtaposition of two very different individuals is actually much more than the sum of its parts.
Its high point is "Interiors" by Doug Aitken, a three-screen installation that weaves the sights, sounds, inner drives and outer realities of four very different individuals into a movingly symphonic work.
I don't know which one of them would be more affronted with the idea that they come from the same gene pool, but I did spend an idle minute or two wondering what a meeting of these two brilliant — but very different — individuals would be like.
At the last count, the artist Emily Prince had drawn 5,218 small pencil portraits of soldiers: all of them very different individuals, and all of them dead.
"They're very different individuals and they have different interests in the project," said Julie Menin, chairwoman of Community Board 1, which voted in favor of the project.
