Sentence examples for more individuality from inspiring English sources

Bumblebee nests, it appears, buzz with a lot more individuality than anyone had realised.

Perhaps it's too much to ask for more individuality and distinctiveness for $50 and under.

Because I see more individuality and flair on 14th Street in five minutes than I've seen here in a week.

In both the northern and southern Netherlands, local production followed French precept, but more individuality survived in Germany.

i, as you might expect, allows for a little more individuality — fun, even — concise, floaty dresses and quality, linen shirts abound.

(There is more individuality in either than in the high elaboration of the Victorian Walter Pater or, for that matter, contemporary mannerists like David Foster Wallace).

In general, the fewer phonological and the more individuality-emphasized features a source input includes for a speaker, the easier it is to convert the source features to target features.

When we train two CRBMs for a source and target speaker independently using only speaker-dependent training data, it can be considered that each CRBM tries to construct subspaces where there are fewer phonemes and relatively more speaker individuality than the original acoustic space because the training data include various phonemes while keeping the speaker individuality unchanged.

It was all about partnership, whereas Fame and Footloose had been more about individuality.

People don't speak so much about stoicism and endurance and the virtues of a classic education, more about individuality, nurturing, self-fulfilment and fun.

On the evidence of the surviving handful of paintings by Fabritius, few would deny that he was Rembrandt's most talented pupil - a follower with more panache, individuality and understanding of his master's work than the rest of his fellow students put together.