Sentence examples for display individualism from inspiring English sources

Different groups of computer programmers were observed to display individualism or collectivism, indicating the possibility that individualism and collectivism might exist on an occupational level as well as on a national level.

According to this view, typical company managers no longer display the individualism of earlier generations of entrepreneurs.

The young people are criticized as "uncivil individuals" who display "self-centered individualism" (Yan 2006; Zhuang & Jian 2013).

Most birds are gregarious during migration, even those that display a fierce individualism at all other times, such as many birds of prey and insectivorous passerines.

He added: "Donald Trump displays the 'rugged individualism' that makes America great.

According to journalist Eric Levitz, among many others, Trump's pride in deal-making at the expense of others, as well as his celebration of his own playboy lifestyle, displays too much individualism to qualify Trump as a fascist.

Mr. Blake's compositional skills were on display with Contrast in Individualism, a commission made possible by a grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Trust.

I think this expanded sense of time also mitigates the aggressive, hyperventilating individualism on conspicuous display in many other sports.

So we live in what Taylor calls an age of "mutual display" in which we show our individualism and virtue by making sure others see it.

Henson scored his side's second try just before half-time, ghosting through a gap following a lineout and wrong-footing Chris Latham, but, more crucially, he gave his side a dose of individualism amid some wretchedly formulaic displays.

Considering that Americans are mostly believers in individualism over nationalism, this week's sudden display of patriotism is something of a departure from the norm.