Sentence examples for lost individuality from inspiring English sources

Since the 18th century much of religious architecture has lost individuality and importance through the weakening of liturgical traditions.

Once inside the structure, the viewer is "dissolving in nature," which creates the unsettling feeling of losing individuality and physicality.

They've lost their individuality.

It also happened that the three main canonical patterns often lost their individuality, blending into each other.

Mr. Asimov added, "As a group, they're all really well made and haven't lost their individuality".

Now that women and men (think of the über-stylish Filipino blogger Bryanboy, whose real name is Bryan Grey Yambao) are used to promote the brands that have been wily enough to align themselves with people power, even those with so-called street style have lost their individuality.

Have you ever lost your individuality and independence in a relationship?

With further development, the divisions between storeys on the superstructure became less marked, until they almost lost their individuality.

Devoid of foliage, the tendril like twigs, covered in this thick coating lost their individuality of species, all assuming uniformity of colour.

If residents however lost their individuality and got hospitalised - i.e. becoming bound up in the daily rhythm of the nursing home in such a way that someone forgets to think him/herself - staff evaluated this as undesirable and undignified: You notice that people get hospitalised very quickly.

You do lose some individuality; you have to.