Sentence examples for be individuality from inspiring English sources
noun
The characteristics that contribute to the differentiation or distinction of someone or something from a group of otherwise comparable identity.
"Now why can't that be individuality rather than freakishness?" he asks, challenging the myth that we live in a society that celebrates diversity.
What I look for, find beauty in, and prefer is individuality without individualism, a type of unity-in-community, being-in-interbeing, to use a Brian McLaren phrase.
The third is individuality, in that an expert can identify the works of individual artists; inability to do so usually derives from a lack of familiarity.
DIVERSITY, thy name is individuality.
Among his publications are Individuality in Organisms (1915) and Patterns and Problems of Development (1941).
But what it does have is individuality and a finely wrought sense of style.
Unfortunately, the signature of track and field is individuality -- my race, my time, my money.
There is individuality of a kind, but not a very plausible kind.
In his latest Dior show, Raf Simons questioned some of the most basic assumptions about fashion: What is individuality?
It was individuality that dragged the Bulls back into the game, Michael Withers and Vainikolo combining for a try.
His credo is individuality, simplicity and value; with everything subservient to taste.The decor an industrial combination of metal, wood and concrete seems miles away from this.
