Sentence examples for individualism from from inspiring English sources
In the same way, he sees a strong government as protecting individualism from an economy that bats people around like the gods in Greek dramas.
But I also find him absurd, because he doesn't see that he is criticising the politics of individualism from a platform entirely reliant on the personality cult he himself has zealously constructed.
"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.
Help your candidates who support liberty and prosperity for your concept of individualism from a conservative personal perspective of "God-given" liberty and rights?
Certainly, the shift in societal values away from collectivism and toward individualism, away from civic responsibility and toward self-gratification, and away from meaningful contributions to society and toward personal success (as defined by wealth, power, celebrity, and status) have also contributed to the cultural messages of narcissism in which children are presently immersed.
Disappointed, certainly, but the film industry there has been moving away from individualism for years.
REMNICK: And then there was the Reagan dispensation, which was about a radical individualism: you free the individual from government and let them go.
So the most profitable manufacturers will be those that satisfy this urge for individualism, but from one basic design.
That is where that individualism comes from, everybody wants to assert themselves and create a chance to play in Europe.
This brash and bold individualism coming from young working men was part of a sea-change in 1950s society.
MR. BISSOONDATH was born in Arima, Trinidad, and he says his philosophy of individualism derives from his upbringing.
