A contemporary described him as "a man of striking individuality, as straight as an Indian, standing six feet in his stockings and weighing about 200 pounds".
Roth has found, as so many novelists, playwrights and poets have before him, the difficulty of writing about the passion that moved the American Left, of finding a language for concepts whose expression was formulated in the furnace of 'correct ideas', drained of their individuality as soon as they leave the lips.
He said their strength was in developing pupils' talents, creativity, character and individuality, as well as achieving high academic results.
Over the last two decades, self-organization has dramatically changed our view on how collective decision-making and structures may emerge out of a population of ant workers having each their own individuality as well as a limited access to information.
Yoga is a path of embracing individuality as well as one of universality.
(HP-12) Individuality as well as a sense of community: " And I think, on the farms, people know more about each other than in the city.
Qualitative longitudinal studies of dyads where one of the persons has had a stroke may help compare and contrast issues of individuality as well as mutuality in everyday life.
In a small study like this big differences occur between the health and wellbeing of residents of different homes, due to residents' individuality as well as population, geographical, admission and economic differences.
Nude recreation is supposed to be about acceptance of the self and respecting your individuality as well as the freedom of others, and feeling liberated, not uncomfortable.[3].
When he applies his geographic replacement thinking to offshore islands for the first time, he observes that the Falkland Fox is an "individual" species ("…proof of its individuality as a species") (Keynes 2000, p. 209) and that the populations on East and West Falklands show consistent differences from one another.
This malady, to which he does not give a name, but which he might have called either individualism or egoism, he takes to be the defining feature of the modern age insofar as this age conceives of "the single human individual for himself in his individuality as divine and infinite" (GTU 189/10).
