individually

Individually, I succeeded in making friends with most of these Apaches.

I send you my last frank—our best love attends you individually and all together.

The Commons, like the Lords, are all for economy collectively, if not individually.

Of these individually we have spoken before; and therefore shall only observe that by the more serious examples of James II.

And what if in our sober moments we must admit, that the good we individually accomplish as regards the workman be small?

The same may be said of the example we individually set to those around us.

Individually members of the order did not hesitate to express their impatience with popular government.

If anything occurs to interfere with the working of the machinery, the consumer is individually helpless.

Can the conclusion be evaded that individually and collectively we constantly teeter on the brink of a precipice?

The two very long lists of Midewiwin songs were not individually linked.