Sentence examples for a unique air of from inspiring English sources

Other large jars, like the slender Toscano (44 inches tall, 425 pounds, $1,450), are similarly impressive, but even the Small Tulip (11 inches, 40 pounds, $150, seen with a mixed planting dominated by Goldilocks lysimachia and assorted herbs, left) has a unique air of self-possession: no two are exactly alike.

The impetus is straightforward: political elites seek to utilize elections as a means of re-socializing society into the Islamic Republic every few years, with campaigns and debates providing a unique airing of grievances that paradoxically helps breathe new life into the system – so long as they stop short of protests à la 2009.

Each cell of the CA is linked to a unique air-jet.

A unique air-defense system is the U.S.-Canadian Distant Early Warning system stretching across the northern portion of North America.

Ventilation was achieved either by numerous holes scattered along the shelter, or by a unique inlet of air at the bottom of the shelter, inducing a draught effect.

But still there's a unique spirit; an air of defiance, self-reliance.

The Århus Art Museum (1858) includes a display of runic stones, and Den Gamle By is a unique open-air museum (1909) of an early Danish town.

They called the neighborhood the Ozone because of the supposed unique air quality or atmospheric layer above.

This is not an imitation, she thought, this is not the product of custom, this is the unique place, the unique air, where my children have spent the best of themselves.

While extensive air sac systems are a unique characteristic of saurischian dinosaurs, the clavicular air sac necessary to vocalize does not appear in the fossil record until the enantiornithines (one exception, Aerosteon, probably evolved its clavicular air sac independently of birds for reasons other than vocalization).

The ST runs through the clavicular air sac and may therefore be a unique example of a vertebrate muscle running through air inside the body.