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  • There are bathers in the surf, but they are so far away from the throngs on this vast plain of beach that they are as unindividual as if they were puppets.

    Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, August, 1878 Various

  • We walk a street crowded with thousands of human atoms like ourselves, yet each meaningless, unindividual.

    In the Wake of War 1905

  • Teutonism -- militaristic, efficient, materialistic, unimaginative, unindividual -- has challenged openly the world.

    The World Decision Robert Herrick 1903

  • Carlton studied the face for some time, and mentally approved of its beauty; the others seemed in comparison wooden and unindividual, but this one looked like a person he might have known, and whom he would certainly have liked.

    The Princess Aline 1895

  • Carlton studied the face for some time, and mentally approved of its beauty; the others seemed in comparison wooden and unindividual, but this one looked like

    The Princess Aline Richard Harding Davis 1890

  • The imitators of this stuff from the last 18 years combined it into a non custom-made generic unindividual group style.

    John K Stuff 2008

  • And the bag itself, and its contents, are hopelessly unindividual. "

    The Gold Bag Carolyn Wells 1902

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