Sentence examples for really individuals from inspiring English sources

The central characters in "Hair" are not really individuals but attitudes.

It's not a good idea because it's nobody's business, and societies are bigger than individuals, and really individuals should keep it to themselves if they don't conform with society.' A fairly classic portrayal, I think," Browne says with a smile, "of society in the Middle East".

Toril Moi, in her searching and splendid book, Ibsen and the Birth of Modernism, takes us back to Hegel, whose description of human society had one set of ethical imperatives for males, as social beings, and another for women, whose ethical imperatives are seen entirely inside the small structure of the home, where they are wives, mothers, sisters, daughters, and not really individuals.

I love the wild animals on our farm but few of them are really individuals for me.

"These plants are not really individuals in the sense that Darwin thought they were individuals competing for survival of the fittest," says Simard in the 2011 documentary Do Trees Communicate?

The issue is not really individual insurance.

The characters are approximate, not really individual.

In addition, for a really individual smart home people have to pay a small fortune at the moment.

It's a really individual thing.

Students, parents and administrators often make a fuss about snow days, but it's really individual absences that affect learning, according to a new study.

"…It's really individual specific…For some folks it's…really good.