Sentence examples for bit of individuality from inspiring English sources

Yet something may have been lost in the process, a bit of individuality or soul.

★★★★★ Copas Stuffing 150g, £3.99 Very nice consistency – crumbly, bready – but lacks a bit of individuality.

In an interview with the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, Mr. Charriere said his objective was to cast a bird that is almost universally loathed in an attractive new light, giving anonymous members of the species a bit of individuality and character.

Regardless of her silhouette preference, today's shopper is looking for three things: timeless elegance, quality and a bit of individuality.

What customers want, it seems, is a way to stamp a bit of individuality on their purchases.

"He also has a bit of individuality, he's versatile enough to play in any midfield position and he creates extra competition within the squad".

Folk cultures often work incrementally, adding bits of individuality to a well-established tradition, with time and memory determining what will last.

The US likes Argo because it sticks more closely to that line, while displaying a bit of doughty individuality itself.

"The Euro-bureaucrats are destroying every bit of national identity and individuality.

Holden seemed a bit like an early hippie: a hater of hypocrites, a young man devoted to his sense of individuality.

A little jab of individuality.