Sentence examples for someone individual from inspiring English sources

We are drawn to the cracks in a wall, the cake with a slight droop, because these are what make something — or someone — individual.

But why would some unconcerned individual, someone who has not been similarly shattered, wish to read this book?

The word "Tutsi" described the social status of an individual — someone rich in cattle, which were prized.

Novels are best suited to focus attention on an individual, someone whose life seems genuinely novel, apart, unprecedented.

But he noted, "What you have here is a very frustrated individual, someone who is trying to send a message, but it is a very confused message".

A noble and lofty-looking individual – someone like da Vinci himself, perhaps, with his head in the clouds – is surrounded by monstrous, braying characters.

Volunteering England, an independent charity committed to supporting volunteering defines 'volunteering' as 'any activity that involves spending time, unpaid, doing something that aims to benefit the environment or someone (individuals or groups) other than, or in addition to, close relatives' [ 16].

They trust in the person who understands the connectivity of data and individuals — someone who aims to make everyone in the organization play a little Moneyball.

They trust in the person who understands the connectivity of data and individuals — someone who aims to make everyone in the organization play a little Moneyball.

Many bettors simply are not buying the industry's explanation; they believe someone or several individuals are able to bet after races have begun, and that is why odds can shift so dramatically.

"Housing officers are trained that they must establish a reason to approach someone before questioning individuals in a housing development — for example, violations of Housing Authority rules and regulations," Mr. Browne said.