Sentence examples for a rare quality of from inspiring English sources

It was a rare quality of his, this befriending of people at a distance.

"Carey has a rare quality of being open and unfettered," he said.

expressed with a deft simplicity of style and a rare quality of emotion” (Michel Ciment).

"The imaginative energy that runs through it gives it a rare quality of distinction," Barry Unsworth said here last year.

Her ability to catch and channel a protean choir of voices gives her work a rare quality of intimacy.

A native of Montana, drawn naturally to Western characters, Mr. Markus's fashion pictures have a rare quality of warmth and wit.

I found it impossible to be unmoved by the moment, made clear by Bishop's words in a short epilogue, or to be untouched a few minutes earlier by Fisher's recitation of One Art, which begins "The art of losing isn't hard to master," but dramatic engagement is a rare quality throughout most of the play.

He had a sharp business mind, a rare quality among the pioneers of flying, most of whom were, understandably, more caught up with the romance of it all.

White exudes warmth, which seems to be a rare quality in the world of show business (or perhaps business as a whole).

The difference comes, too, from a very rare quality of forcefulness, simplicity and, indeed, integrity in the writing and in the direction; and for both of these Bergman was responsible.

He was generous and candid with his knowledge, which he passed on with a self-effacing sense of humor, and, it must be said, he was a deep and sincere appreciator of women, a rare quality even to this day in persons of his gender.