Sentence examples for too individual from inspiring English sources

The wolf pack scattered and Sarries became too individual.

From the beginning, Kazan had been a maverick, too individual to fit in accommodatingly to anyone's political programme.

"It's too individual a taste," Mr. Curtin, who now manages that same pub, said with a hint of admiration.

We wrote a sitcom for Lance Percival and a play for Armchair Theatre, but our styles were too individual for extended collaboration.

Individual player managers have views too, individual promoters and all that sort of stuff but they can change with the wind.

His sense of truth was too individual, too much a matter of poetic perception, to submit to the dictates of a party, even one that claimed to be acting according to the laws of history.

There, too, individuals herd together and follow each other around.

It's not just about what happens, it's about who it happens to, too: individuals, communities, organisations.

Significantly too, individuals who were already motivated to stop smoking at the point of entering the study had most success in giving up.

Too many individual players had a poor game.

The All Blacks should have too much individual and collective quality.