Sentence examples for a thing of its from inspiring English sources

Yet this highlights another problem with resurrecting BHC (and any other franchise, argument ad infinitum), in that it really was a thing of its time.

Episodes no longer jars between feeling like a UK or US show, but is a thing of its own.

Kevin Kearney, who says he is "semi-retired," hopes not "to see a bunch of orders showing up," and he asked me to make clear that Kedit was "very much a thing of its time," and its time is not today.

In describing the character of Jack, Golding wrote how the boy began painting his face and "the mask was a thing of its own, behind which Jack hid, liberated from shame and self-consciousness".

Even the power supply reduced elsewhere to a generic afterthought of black plastic is a thing of beauty, its white, smooth-sculpted edges concealing hidden notches that pop open to reveal functional parts.

Virtues just are those features which make a thing a good thing of its kind or allow it to perform its function well.

Revived as part of Shakespeare 400 by its original choreographer Lynne Hockney, it remains a thing of wonder, with its slightly creepy magic and sharp if understated psychological insights.

The San Diego cemetery, perched above the town, is a thing of beauty, with its mausoleums and melancholy angels.

Although Mr. Weaner tries to warn clients that "a perennial meadow is not a thing of beauty in its first year," he said, he finds they are often disappointed by what they see — or rather, what they don't see.

It is just seen as one's exuberant spirit being expressed and a thing of beauty in its own right.

The absolute monarch of his day, he ruled over an empire that became a thing of legend for its sheer grandiosity and excess.