Sentence examples for less individuality from inspiring English sources

It is untrue to say there is less individuality on the field.

The more they learn, the less individuality the voices have, you know?" But these days, Mr. Farrell said, Mr. Jordan is "incredibly engaged with composition, framing, angles, perspective".

They are narratives or narrative-like and feature concretions of more abstract shapes and forms that demonstrate less individuality than those in recent paintings.

Another designer to watch is Roxsanda Ilincic, whose loose-fitting luau prints also expressed a less strident individuality.

However, comparative analysis at higher taxonomic level is likely to be less affected by individuality and thus less prone to such bias.

MW2 A relationship and dialogue with a woman with limited Swedish skills was more likely to remain on a surface-level with less room for individuality and deeper reflections than with a patient fluent in Swedish.

Although the book describes a time-less and space-less universe that transcends individuality, there are great individuals who populate it: the geniuses.

Mr. Eliasson said he was less interested in eliminating individuality than in suggesting a wall with windows.

And at the principal level there is far, far less of the poetic individuality that once made cast changes an event of serious significance.

For example, saying that a clone would not have a personal identity prejudges the clone as inferior or fraudulent (the idea that originals are more valuable than their copies) or even less than human (as individuality is seen as an essential characteristic of human nature).

Much is said about the importance of cultivating twins' individuality -- less about the beauty of the bond they'll always share.