Sentence examples for than individuality from inspiring English sources

Irina Dvorovenko, though the beaten jumps of her solo tax her, danced the Fonteyn role with bright authority rather than individuality.

But analysts say that in recent years, with General Motors's emphasis on volume rather than individuality, it has lost its edge.

Bowles's instinctive reticence was constantly challenged by a culture in which, as White wrote, "few people prized privacy and conformism was more esteemed than individuality".

Yet while "Love, Save the Empty" is the kind of debut that reveals more craft and talent than individuality, it's a good start.

Headmaster Mirjana Jelancic was also a schoolmate of Melania's: "She never stood out but, then again, in those days collective conscience was more valued than individuality," explains Jelancic.

The headmaster, Mirjana Jelancic, was also a schoolmate of Melania's: "She never stood out, but then again, in those days, collective conscience was more valued than individuality.

The appealing ensemble of actors, which includes a subdued Faith Prince, tends to emphasize generic, rather than authentic, individuality (2 30).

And the appealing ensemble of actors, including a subdued Faith Prince, tends to emphasize generic, rather than authentic, individuality (2 30).

The result was a string of individual facets that never quite coalesced, yielding a sense of sameness to the songs rather than of individuality.

All these results suggest that groans are more reliable signals of quality than of individuality.

As they are more reliable cues to quality than to individuality, they may not be used by conspecifics to recognize a given male from one year to another, but potentially used by both sexes to assess male quality during each breeding season.