Sentence examples for so individually from inspiring English sources

Instead, smokers wanting to sue over the issue would have to do so individually.

"She has made her own life so individually from her own gift".

"Whether it's Higgins glass next to something he found on the street, it is so individually chosen," he said.

It's also O.K. to thank each co-worker in person (in addition to your note), but do so individually.

Haley's book contained the identical phrase -- one so individually wrought that it was highlighted at the trial as evidence that other material had been copied too.

When we were filming I was like "how the fuck is this going to come together?" because lots of the settings are so individually surreal.

The justification is "public" because it is a justification that encompasses a public, though it does so severally and individually.

"I enjoyed that club so much, individually and collectively.

What most comes through in all of Strindberg's photographs -- not so much individually as collectively -- is blunt narcissism.

Wasn't what made these stories so engrossing, individually and collectively, the textured and concise way in which they captured lives before grief set in?

So interesting, individually, are Freer's pieces that you may feel frustrated as the room's higher shelves raise scores of them far above the reach of scrutiny.