Sentence examples for increase of individualism from inspiring English sources

Bodies thus become far more independent of each other than they were in Newtonian physics: there is an increase of individualism and a diminution of central government, if one may be permitted such metaphorical language.

Social interaction which has been clear to be intensively decreased in urban society creates an impact on mutual assistance degradation and increase of individualism.

With the increasing influence of individualism and consumerism, it is not entirely unexpected that Chinese youth should wish to emulate behaviors which they believe to be more "modern" or "western".

The fourth theme that emerged was an increased sense of individualism as a result of living in the host country.

When exploring the topics in which participants experienced 'change', we came across five different themes: frequent occurrence and acceptance in the host country, accepting of others but not of self, less social control in the host country, increased sense of individualism, and feeling more strongly and protective of the values of the home country.

Such efforts, Bergeron highlights, allow women the chance to take control of economic conditions, increase their sense of individualism, and alter the pace and direction of globalization itself.

Schulman's view is that the nineteen-seventies was a period of increasing individualism (Frum agrees), loss of trust in big government and other institutions (Frum says the same), privatization, and the "S>outhernization" of American life, by which he means both the spread of white, working-class Southern tastes across the country and the growing political power of the Sun Belt states.

While smoking is increasingly frowned upon in a health-conscious age and the smoker has come to feel marginalized and harassed, the very suppression of smoking only increases its power as a symbol of individualism and resistance.

It was a spirit of individualism.

There was a high degree of individualism.

There shall be no nonsense of individualism.