“He was regularly involved in philanthropic causes as he was a highly empathetic individual.”

“He was an individual who was predictable in his self-interested pursuits.”

“She was an individual who was strong with some psychic ability, but she did not lead me astray.”

“The question then arises as to whether causation requires coarse-grained or fine-grained individuation.”

“The condition is also called the beginning individuation, a process of self-actualization that continues on to death.”

“Indeed, the early autonomy for the young child of divorce may preclude adolescent individuation.”

“Authenticity becomes the expression of a person's individualism through the achievement of self-actualization.”

“The movement displays some remarkable uniformities in details of doctrine and practice that suggest anything but real individualism in thought.”

“It attacks those who emphasize individualism and individual rights.”

“Instead, the blandness of the Hollywood versions merely underlines the oddness, individuality and appeal of the originals.”

“Day after day, the different experiences of man are being stored up, and in a mysterious manner united into a single individuality.”

“We all have a unique individuality that differentiates us from others.”

“Always an idiosyncratic individualist, he seems to have introduced his own pronunciations for the names of players.”

“She's in tune with trends, but she's a confident individualist when it comes to style.”

“He had already gained a reputation as a fierce individualist who refused to work well with studios.”

“Durkheim attributes the process of individualization of property in turn to two processes.”

“In other words, we are at that stage of individualization that you in Europe were at a couple of centuries ago.”

“We want to give you the respect where your data is only going to be utilized in the individualization of our e-business.”

“Tax individualisation means that we both have separate tax free allowances and separate income rate bands.”

“What modern democracies have given us however, in contrast to previous generations, are endless possibilities for individualisation.”

“These demographic and social developments reinforce the trend to individualisation.”

“Right off London's vibrant Tottenham Court Road, The Luxury Shoe Individualizer will welcome their visitors for their personal appointments.”

“Because actors, in essence, are individualists, they don't really work as a unit.”

“He believes that children who do not regularly eat with or talk to their parents can turn into anti-social, undisciplined individualists.”

“These are the privileged individualists who have already snatched their slice of the American dream.”

“Thus, we learn to decipher the individualities of our co-workers and make the best that we can.”

“The diversities of men and women, young and old, of our communities, our beliefs and our individualities, are the wealth of our region.”

“Nationalism stressed the particular and parochial, the differences, and the national individualities.”

“For this reason, Dr. Greenberg advises individuals to have planned cheat meals during special events.”

“Rescue groups and individuals have come forward stating that the animals they gave PETA were healthy and adoptable.”

“Some adjunctive therapies lend themselves very well to use by individuals on their own.”