Sentence examples for unusual individuality from inspiring English sources

Why is Georgina Pazcoguin, a dancer of unusual individuality, given no solo in a Balanchine ballet outside of "The Nutcracker"?

There the lobby was renovated in the 1990's with unusual individuality, the walls faced with small tiles set in geometric patterns something like the varicolored borders of the station signs in the original subway.

The set and costumes are ravishing, the Stahlbaum family are charming hosts, and the judicious blend of magic and realism in Wright's storytelling allows the dancers to invest their roles with an unusual degree of individuality.

"The modelling of the face is particularly refined and subtle, conveying a sense of individuality and personality unusual in English portraiture at this time".

Company attire is unusual for the French, who value individuality.

There has been much talk in the luxury industry about customers craving discreet, under-the-radar or unusual brands that reflect their taste and individuality rather than staying loyal to the big names whose designs are universally recognised as unapologetic signifiers of wealth – and universally copied by counterfeiters.

Unusual names are okay as it expresses individuality.

Most unusual for a Christian who believed in resurrection, Browne seemed to suggest that individuality itself was a slippery concept, sounding like a meta-fictionist centuries before postmodernism.

The individuality.

Individuality had its limits.

Finally, he cultivated individuality.