Sentence examples for independence individual from inspiring English sources
Some argued that the dichotomies that the concept authenticity was built on, like conformity vs. independence, individual vs. society, or inner-directedness vs. other-directedness, were entirely misguided.
The qualitative findings revealed that the Australian cohort showed a higher expectation for independence, individual achievements and socialization in an individualistic culture.
Furthermore, family structures are changing, i.e. decreasing number of off-spring and increasing distances between family members due to migration [ 14- 16], and new policies emphasise independence, individual responsibility, and societal participation of citizens in old age [ 17- 19].
In other words, while the individual negates the group in order to be an authentic and independent individual, the second negation is to abandon one's independence as an individual in the full realization of totality.
This approach assumes some independence between individual diseases of aging; eliminating individual causes of death would lead to substantial reductions in age-specific mortality.
In his chosen repertory, especially Bach, Gould played with uncanny clarity and brought seemingly impossible independence to individual voices.
Of course the politics will not go away, but there will be more independence for individual national governments to select desirable models that suit them.
How true that has proved.Now there is a real chance to make serious changes: to improve the voting system, to lessen the power of party hacks and to return an element of independence to individual MPs.
"Brandon is all about celebrating your independence, your individual style, and we felt that the message in that ad was, 'You are clearly not perfect the way you are.' It's not an offensive ad, but we just don't think it's right for teenagers".
This particularly applies to acquired units that are integrated and lose their independence and individual visibility.
The question of interest, then, is whether more coherence implies a probability (given independence and individual credibility) everything else being equal.
