Meanings of much individuality in English

Not half as much individuality in the name as in the man.

But there is as much individuality in cats as in people.

Then you don't understand how much individuality our people retain.

And she seems to have so much individuality and independence.

There is as much individuality among the lower orders, gentlemen, as there is among ourselves.

And style-why ,youwill be surprised to see that trousers could have so much individuality.

Horses have just as many disagreeable traits, just as much individuality in their badness, as human beings.

There is so much individuality of character here, that it is a great entertainment to be in a crowd.

She had so much individuality.

These alleged units have as much individuality as pieces of cloud; they come, they go, they fuse and separate.

His leather chaps were plain and worn, and his hat had been fashioned by time and wear into much individuality.

And the tears are bitter enough, although neither the love, nor therefore the sorrow, may have had time to develop much individuality.

It is the good lives that furnish attractive reading, because there is so much individuality and variety in them, so many pictorial lights and shadows.

There, is so much individuality of character, too, among apple trees, that it gives them all additional claim to be the objects of human interest.

"It is a curious thing," remarked Holmes, "that a typewriter has really quite as much individuality as a man's handwriting.