Meanings of distinct individuality in English

Blech is no mere imitator, but has a distinct individuality.

That he had ever existed as a separate and distinct individuality we only learned later.

Every city and town you must know has its distinct individuality to the Pilot's eye.

They had mostly the outline of childish or womanly or manly beauty, without very distinct individuality.

Twenty years old, and a perfectly distinct individuality!

Indeed, ever after the evening of the birthday party she had assumed to him a distinct individuality.

The lack of some such recognition of the distinct individuality of the sexes was one of the innumerable defects of your society.

They were, it might be said, one person, for they were seldom seen apart; yet each had preserved his own distinct individuality.

In this respect, each Manifestation of God hath a distinct individuality, a definitely prescribed mission, a predestined revelation, and specially designated limitations.

Another feature is that the locomotor activity of an animalcule often shows a distinct individuality: it may swim, for instance, in a loose spiral.

True and lasting union can only exist where free play is given to distinct individualities.

Sarah and Isaac had developed as distinct individualities as was possible in the time at their disposal.

Between the two epochs the Greek, Latin, Umbrian, and Keltic lauguages had time to acquire distinct individualities.

Probably, the lawyer held, the man owned two distinct individualities, and the baser instincts gradually overpowered the humane ones.

We all have distinct individualities that can be marred or "starred" in the manner of dress we adopt.

"Furthermore, I have been assured by persons of extreme good taste that my new gowns give me a distinct individuality I have never before possessed."