Sentence examples for individuality given from inspiring English sources

Why is Georgina Pazcoguin, a dancer of unusual individuality, given no solo in a Balanchine ballet outside of "The Nutcracker"?

Valorization of self-sufficient individuality gives way to a “white identity politics” that ironically celebrates the perverse, “deplorable” body.

Mr. Kroon said the Alaskan spirit of go-it-alone individuality gives the church a mix of joiners and resolute nonjoiners.

But here's where this level of individuality – giving people the tools to take charge of their own health – meets with the challenges of inclusion.

Rather, "Dirty Havana Trilogy" is a portrait of the Cuban dystopia seen through the eyes of a single person whose very individuality -- given the pressure to be loyal to "the pack" -- is itself a scorching sort of affirmation.

Each has a pleasing, understated individuality that gives the movement much-needed texture.

Instead, Miss Amazing is all about self-confidence, celebrating individuality, and giving girls and women with disabilities the change to shine.

Her phrasing has an individuality that gives the songs a veil of mystery, and while her more concrete approach to her lyrics make her themes more easily absorbed, the songs--and ideas--are no less intriguing.

Individuality has been given free rein since the modern-dance boom in France, once dominated by ballet, erupted 20 years ago.

And individuality was often given less priority than style; that is, some of the numbers were more identifiable as blues ballad or Broadway-style showstopper than as illustrative of a specific dramatic context.

What is required, rather, is an account of the individuality of any given particular, and this account will explain its being indivisible into subjective parts.