Sentence examples for true individuality from inspiring English sources

The Idealist "pure self," as the universal consciousness or consciousness in general, is still abstract, while the "Non-self " of Nishida establishes itself as true individuality in the absolute Nothingness, which includes, not excludes, the individual reality of the thing-in-itself (the ultimate reality of things).

Poole's: very good-looking pies, though they lack true individuality.

Soon Stargirl vanishes from Mica without a trace, leaving Leo and the rest of the school an unforgettable legacy of selfless caring and true individuality.

Children will have the opportunity to learn that true individuality is not reflected in people's clothes, but in their hearts and minds.

Women in Clothes could have been a thoughtful exploration of elegance and artistry, self-awareness and self-design, but is nothing more than an exercise in narcissism, and a knowing appropriation of that which is pleasing to three middle-class white women, without giving any real emphasis to true individuality.

Again, most of the Idealists identified true individuality, citizenship and self-development with freedom.

As portrayed by Mr. Nossiter, the world of wine today is a Manichean battleground, where the soulless forces of homogenization — Robert M. Parker Jr., Wine Spectator, etc. — have turned wine, a true emblem of individuality, community and culture, into (gasp) a commodity.

It seems that may be an even bigger status symbol, and a true sign of individuality.

With big-time houses ruling Cannes fashion, you can't expect much individuality or true wildness.

Soon after Christmas, Rebecca Krohn, dancing the Sugar Plum Fairy with Zachary Catazaro, suddenly showed a kind of glamorous authority and individuality — intermittent, true, but piercing — that raised hopes that she will achieve the same again in ballerina material.

In many of these stories of parting, the protagonists are seen as asserting their individuality, being true to themselves, finding themselves after years of self-denial and unspoken misery.