Sentence examples for a unique capacity from inspiring English sources

But Khalilzad, Brahimi said, "has a unique capacity to listen.

It has a unique capacity for retaining water, and helps give skin a plump appearance.

But in spite of all her quirks, Susan had a unique capacity to inspire friendship.

Boats have a unique capacity to make you feel close to nature, but they also have a unique capacity to pollute it.

Second, and this is probably more important, many Russians have a unique capacity for not trusting.

But we have a unique capacity to forget how painful it is -- and sometimes we even go through it again".

But the medium has a unique capacity to inveigle, and even implicate, its audience through its interactivity.

Death and – as Hughes once called it – the after-party have a unique capacity to capture a moment that might have previously gone unrecognised.

And this is not a war of civilizations, because each civilization has a unique capacity to enrich the stock of human heritage.

By the time Jane began working at the Observer in 1949, her trademark style – a unique capacity to blend the iconic with the informal – was already fully formed.

"His family heritage and life experiences have given him a unique capacity to lead our increasingly diverse nation in an ever more interdependent world".