Sentence examples for individual above from inspiring English sources

Another thing to keep in mind: Anglo-Saxon countries place the individual above society.

Forget Brazil and Argentina, the team that has really played like a team, with Barnes's socialist footballing principles, is Germany – 11 players on the pitch, 23 in the squad, working together for the common good; none of them superstars, and most playing in a German league that doesn't elevate the individual above the collective.

That metaphor the nation as a family was a favorite of Cuomo's, and, though it's as timeworn and trite as a trope can be, Cuomo gave it new meaning as a moral summons, as a philosophy of government, and as a rejoinder to Reagan's emphasis on the individual above all.

Although circumstances sometimes made accommodation to political liberalism necessary, fascists condemned this doctrine for placing the rights of the individual above the needs of the Volk, encouraging "divisiveness" (i.e., political pluralism), tolerating "decadent" values, and limiting the power of the state.

That metaphor — the nation as a family — was a favorite of Cuomo's, and, though it's as timeworn and trite as a trope can be, Cuomo gave it new meaning — as a moral summons, as a philosophy of government, and as a rejoinder to Reagan's emphasis on the individual above all.

But it is tyranny that Aristotle most detests; the arbitrary power of an individual above the law who is responsible to no-one and who governs all alike with a view to his own advantage and not of his subjects, and therefore against their will.

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Only six Onset subontology terms have individual AUCs above 0.7 (Table 4).

These women gained high charismatic (spiritually influential) status that placed them, as individuals, above male monastics.

Topics such as "the development of the British empire", the slave trade and the second world war will cover many of the individuals above.

In other words, they were meant to bring outside pressures to bear on board decisions, and to put the interests of individuals above those of the group.