Sentence examples for not so individual from inspiring English sources

"Women think about things in a holistic way, it's not so individual.

The rich Italian voices are not so individual, perhaps because there is no child's voice, but each gets more air time.

A good spy, they say, leaves his companions at a dining table with no clear memory of what he looked like; a good politician must be distinctive enough to be recognisable, but not so individual as to alienate.

There is the acoustic work (the early albums, Arise, Therefore) that might be country if it weren't so individual and literate, and the rockier moments (on Viva Last Blues, and as Bonnie Prince Billy) that are more dynamic but less lovely.

But what this show celebrates is not so much individual objects as a body of work, which overall is very impressive.

That may be because they represent not so much individual students' tastes as what music is readily available — or, as Professor Dorenfeld of Berklee puts it, whatever is "special about your school".

"The funny thing is that it tends to be daunting to the smart guys and unnoticed by the not so wary individuals, and this is where it can become a problem".

They do not consist of two charismatic (or not so charismatic) individuals making promises about what they will or will not do once elected.

They are portraits not so much of individual personalities as of a time in history.

The argument is not so much that individual straight couples are threatened by gay marriage, but that the collective rules that define marriage are being undermined.

Not so much about individual people, but as a story of how one group of people (enslaved Africans) were transformed upon contact with Europeans in the New World.