Sentence examples for expressed individuality from inspiring English sources

It captured her personality and her always gently expressed individuality.

In the many remembrances of Bowie, a common theme is how people felt that he gave them permission to be themselves, to be outsiders, as he often expressed individuality in his work.

Young people have always found fresh ways to rebel, express individuality or form subculture communities through cultural expression: new art, new music, new literature, new films, new forms of leisure or even whole new media forms.

This narrow zone for expressing individuality suits many Washingtonians just fine.

"Playing music as part of a team effort is wonderful, but to express individuality as an artist is very personal.

Since then, exhortations by advertisers to express individuality — by, oddly enough, consuming mass-market products — have grown louder.

He is right to express individuality, but to take his themes from countries where woman have few rights, whether in the Middle East or Latin America, squeaks of being earnest.

"Video CVs come in many different formats which express individuality – that is one of the best things about them," says Thompson.

But regardless of their ages or income levels, real estate professionals say, a growing number of buyers share a similar objective: they are looking for homes that express individuality.

The impulses they honor -- to follow your passion instead of money, to express individuality even when it's messy, to play by the gut, not the rules -- fed the social movements rock 'n' roll helped inspire.

For example, in Western cultures consumption is often driven by a consumer's need to express individuality, while in Eastern cultures consumers are more interested in conforming to group norms.