Sentence examples for an everyday individual from inspiring English sources
On an everyday, individual basis, life in China has become much freer in the last decade.
Spielberg explained, "I wanted to make Close Encounters a very accessible story about the everyday individual who has a sighting that overturns his life, and throws it into complete upheaval as he starts to become more and more obsessed with this experience".
If a clothing and accessories company like The North Face is willing to make an oddly-shaped backpack for the everyday individual and sell it for a sticker price where you'd expect higher-end materials, then surely someone else is gutsy enough to try something fresh and new — and that doesn't make me look like a turtle.
The Social Stock Exchange SSXX) wants to bring impact investing – investments which have a social or environmental benefit while also making money – to everyday, individual investors.
Yet rather than carve out a vision for commercial users that was different or distinct from everyday individual users, Zuckerberg recast all users in economic and self-interested terms.
Some analysts envision the security, efficiency, and speed of blockchain as transformative as the internet, with the power to reorder businesses and transform everyday individual transactions.
"When I walked into the voting booth, I knew I would be voting for someone who was not only well-rounded on policy, but someone I could count on as far as community and family... She's someone you can depend on who's going to be there for the normal, everyday individual".
Still, I found it odd that a museum so focused on everyday individuals – the kind often ignored by history – never gave voice to the most voiceless character or group in the whole novel: women like Füsun.
His entrepreneurial spirit has built an incredible charity brand that has normal everyday individuals getting involved, but also celebrities and well-known consumer and corporate entities.
Similar things happen in the lives of everyday individuals all the time.
The guidebooks also have the virtue of rescuing everyday individuals from obscurity.
