Sentence examples for its individuality from inspiring English sources

If the content is to be the true object of aesthetic interest, it must remain wedded to its individuality: it cannot be detached from its "sensuous embodiment" without being detached from itself.

But criticism can never succeed in this task, for, by separating the content from the particular form, it abolishes its individuality.

Confined within an inherited masterplan of crushing dullness, it protests its individuality with a courtyard, projecting bays, balconies, sunshades and social rooms.

The area was too large and strong to lose its individuality; it was also too rural and too far from the Mediterranean to be Romanized as fully and quickly as neighbouring Narbonensis.

The beer's straw colour made it reasonably unique for the time, and its individuality helped it to become an immediate success.

Though LIE is unlikely ever to achieve the impact of Atanarjuat, its individuality sets it apart.

The orchestra jealously protects its individuality, as if it was one of the most precious resources in musical culture.

The object perceived, the lotus (or whatever), is known in the first stage as an individual whole, both in its individuality and as having a character.

Here, as throughout the program, the orchestral playing was notable more for its individualities — for the color and character produced by each player, especially among the woodwinds — than for its smoothness and blend.

The wave (like us) has its own individuality, but its lifespan is relatively short.

Although each culture is held together by its own individuality, it is still possible to create continuity and community between cultures as long as one does not try to reduce one to the other.