Sentence examples similar to an individualistic touch from inspiring English sources

Miss O'Day joined the relatively new Kenton band in 1944 after having built a reputation as an individualistic jazz singer with a touch of Billie Holiday in her voice during three years with Gene Krupa's band.

She has an individualistic drive.

It is an individualistic, contract-based model.

The Greeks subscribed, broadly, to "an individualistic view of humanity".

This observation suggests that biocentrism is essentially an individualistic ethic.

Generally, America is seen as an individualistic society, whereas Japan is quite collectivist.

ReprintsAnd so, according to the conventional wisdom, we live in an individualistic time.

It is also unpatriotic because it says that we are an individualistic, selfish nation".

Wilson lived in an individualistic age, but he emphasized that character was formed in groups.

He added that Chinese society emphasizes a collective mentality over an individualistic one.

In isolation, the play becomes an individualistic study of a satanic joker.