Individualists

He is one of the photographer Cecil Beaton’s fashion individualists, capable of imbuing “a stepladder or a wicker basket” with significance.

In our initial description of the differences between collectivism and individualism we said that for collectivists the group comes first and for individualists the single person comes first.

But even the most disciplined bands have their individualists, sometimes a lone sheep and lamb, sometimes a leader and its sub-band.

Governments have to support their citizens financially, people have no choice but to work together for a common good, and we're all being forced to consider whether we've ever been quite the individualists we thought we were.

I swear so many of the people in my line of work got into it because they were too much of 'rugged individualists' to hold a real job anymore.

If you know anything about the Type A personalities or rugged individualists in muskie fishing, that the IMA has hung together is a notable feat.

In the winter of 1949, influenced by several 19th century individualists anarchists, Rothbard decided to reject minimal state laissez-faire and embrace individualist anarchism.

Romanticism assigned a high value to the achievements of "heroic" individualists and artists, whose examples, it maintained, would raise the quality of society.