Sentence examples for distinctively individual from inspiring English sources

But they become, if anything, less distinctively individual.

The men are generally more distinctively individual than the women, with the exception of the long-limbed Magdalena Valdez, who stands out for her willowy elegance.

The character of Shirley Rossmore, the real American girl, beautiful, generous, talented, devoted to her father, is a distinctively individual creation of Charles Klein.

He believed that actors taught an ideal, standard way of speaking, such as Good American Speech, could develop habits and unconscious biases that would be obstacles to a natural and distinctively individual performance.

The emergence of diverse mechanisms for cancer-drug resistance demonstrates that cancer cells respond distinctively to individual defects of molecular function — rather than to an overall genetic defect — to rebalance the cellular homeostasis that ensures their survival.

Stay far from saying of race, religion, colour of skin, experience, weight, distinctively challenged individual and so on.

Figure 7a showed the SEM image of the MOF-loaded nanofibers where nano HKUST-1 particles are seen distinctively attached to individual fibers, appeared as a necklace-like structure.

Browning found his individual and distinctively modern voice in 1842, with the volume Dramatic Lyrics.

The federal income tax, a senator from New York said a century ago, might mean the end of "our distinctively American experiment of individual freedom".

This silencing effect varies substantially from telomere to telomere and affects individual genes distinctively (Pryde and Louis, 1999; Mondoux and Zakian, 2007).

(Armstrong (1989: 59) seems to coin the term 'quidditism.') But, while distinctively haecceitistic possibilities involve individuals being "swapped" or "replaced" without any qualitative difference, distinctively quidditistic possibilities involve properties swapping or replacing one another in the world's causal-nomic structure.