Sentence examples for so individual that from inspiring English sources

His music is so individual that his has often seemed the voice of an outsider.

Antonio Stradivari (1644-1737) created more than 1,000 stringed instruments, each so individual that it carries a name.

Two artists of note do emerge, but their styles are so individual that they do not represent a national school.

They are, in fact, so individual that it is difficult to classify them at all, although peculiarities in the planning and buttressing of the outer walls gives them some similarity to the French cathedral of Albi (begun 1281).

Yet, because of the combination of these three cultures, he developed into an artist so individual that he belongs to no conventional school but is a lonely genius of unprecedented emotional power and imagination.

Maybe, where we're so individual that we connect as one mind in order to accomplish truly great things.

"The 40 or so individuals that have contacted us have to be the tip of the iceberg because Steed arrested many other people," he said.

Natural selection acts chiefly among individuals within a species population, so individuals that are genetically better at catching prey, and so have a higher rate of survival or reproduction, propagate their genes at a higher rate.

So individuals that eat food (or exercise) to build muscle are increasing their daily caloric burn.

The complexity of the so-called individual that's been praised for decades in America somehow has narrowed itself to the 'me'me

Carlos replied, "Because it was so many individuals that were in positions of power that chose to just lay back".