The phrase "a unique character that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific individual or entity that possesses distinct qualities or traits.
Example: "The novel features a unique character that challenges societal norms and expectations."
Alternatives: "a distinctive character who" or "an exceptional character that".
They're close together, though not contiguous, and if you travel to either of them today, you'll encounter a unique character that still resists complete assimilation — Nordic and proudly maritime in Ballard; arty and free-spirited in Fremont.
As with Ms. Kawata's safety pins, the ribbon has a unique character that defines the works' texture and structure, but the fact that they are made of a common craft material rather than paint in no way detracts from their formal excellence.
In that same 2010 Gallup poll, Americans were asked which recent presidents believed that "the United States has a unique character that makes it the greatest country in the world".
According to a Gallup poll from December 2010, 80percentt of Americans agree that "because of the United States' history and its Constitution... the United States has a unique character that makes it the greatest country in the world".
"Ron was such a unique character that to try and emulate him would have been a mistake," Mr. Solley said.
It created a unique character that I would not have done if somebody had just said, "Hey, you need to look like a female vampire".
What is the world coming to that a man can sit in an open-plan office space with his fellow-man for multiple years and never take the time to talk to him, learn his passions, his dreams, anything about his unique character that can be distilled into one vaguely personalized piece of garbage that costs less than twenty-five dollars, including shipping?
"She's a very unique character that I've never played, nor have I seen," says Wesley.
It is said that art cannot behave in an irrational manner and cannot ignore logic; and certainly it is neither irrational nor illogical; but its own rationality, its own logic, is a quite different thing from the dialectical logic of the concept, and it was in order to indicate this peculiar and unique character that the name "logic of sense" or "aesthetic" was invented.
He populates these worlds with very unique characters that are unique onto the world he's creating.
Our analyses also supported the site of infection and site specificity as unique characters that follow the phylogenetic pattern of many myxozoan species as published elsewhere [ 21, 10, 22, 11].
