Sentence examples for from individualism from inspiring English sources

To quote Franklin Delano Roosevelt's words in 1936: "We are all suffering from individualism run wild".

Disappointed, certainly, but the film industry there has been moving away from individualism for years.

They are utterly unconvincing, however, when they try to insist that the Millennials are leading the retreat from individualism.

They spoke about the need to get away from individualism and cultivate community spirit, to cut down on all the noise and clutter and find simpler ways of living while connecting with friends, family, neighbours and nature.

Behind Hissa are supportive male family members, a husband who is not emasculated by her intensely public stance and controversial views, and a growing number influential men (alongside influential women) who have helped her find a means of expression in a culture which vehemently shies away from individualism and the bald glare of public attention.

Mawlana was not only a mystical and idealist Sufi but he was also a person who had been free from individualism and personal passion.

In its place will come a total transformation, he said, "from unchecked individualism to national unity and purpose, from big government to the big society".

The program on Friday and Saturday will draw from "The Individualism of Gil Evans," a landmark album from 1964; on Sunday the band revisits two of Evans's albums with Miles Davis, "Porgy and Bess and Miles Aheadad".

Family inclusion in care can be seen as a necessary progression from the individualism of person-centred care, but integrating individuals, families and treatment remains a challenging process of policy implementation.

He promised to oversee a shift "from state power to people power", and from "unchecked individualism to national unity".

"The small boat of thought of many Christians has often been tossed about by these waves - thrown from one extreme to the other: from Marxism to liberalism, even to libertinism; from collectivism to radical individualism; from atheism to a vague religious mysticism; from agnosticism to syncretism," he told the Conclave which would elect him the 265th Pope.