Sentence examples for that individualism from inspiring English sources

And so even allowing that individualism is correct, we can construct a kind: if S is a species-individual and x is an organism, then x is a member of the species-kind S* iff x is a part of S. For example, an individual organism (a radish plant) is a part of the species-individual Raphanus Sativus if and only if it is a member of the species-kind Raphanus Sativus (LaPorte 2004, 16).

That is where that individualism comes from, everybody wants to assert themselves and create a chance to play in Europe.

Anyone who has spent even two days in Afghanistan knows that individualism as a concept does not exist there.

That individualism, rooted in the democratic (rather than aristocratic) character of the medieval city, was Europe's unique contribution to liberal capitalism.

During the 1960's, in fact, it was a counterculture center, a Haight-Ashbury with 10-gallon hats, and some of that individualism lingers.

It also helps explain why Romney made ground with women after his performance in the first presidential debate — when he mostly pivoted toward the center on economic issues, and emphasized solidarity and community rather than "you built that!" individualism.

In a society that values individualism, connections to the past often go unrecognized.

Now, however, the unprecedented scale and complexity of the development issues to be addressed requires collaborative action that overcomes individualism.

This mobile device offers exciting features that encourage individualism through unique pulsating night effects that enable users to never miss a call or text message.

Ho and others argue (cited in Straub et al., 1997) that low individualism (collectivistic culture) possibly predisposes a culture against CMCs, because these media mute the group effect.

"We live in a capitalist meritocracy that encourages individualism and utilitarianism, ambition and pride.