| Even our intelligence, prized in our individualistic culture as a symbol of innate uniqueness, turns out to be a social gift. |
| He argues, somewhat confusingly, that as Americans become more individualistic they also have less liberty. |
| When I got to Union in New York, the culture was elitist, Eurocentric, competitive and individualistic. |
| Over the long haul, individualistic objectives cannot be achieved through collectivist means. |
| So it's every mum for herself in an individualistic, market-driven world, desperate to keep one baby yoga class ahead of the Joneses. |
| Were southern millhands docile or individualistic, or some special blend of the two? |
