According to Baeumler, the only domain where man is recognised as himself, as a "living individuality", is aesthetics, because he is only conscious of his uniqueness in the world of feelings.
Mr. Wolf's lawyers argued that the similarities between Mr. Batra and the Patel character were "abstract," but Mr. Batra argued that "because of the uniqueness of his name, ethnicity and appearance," any viewer watching the episode and familiar with the news would identify the character with Mr. Batra.
She's our fabulous, funny, curly-haired little girl who does nothing and is perfect just because of her uniqueness.
She explains, "despite what happened to his family, he is determined to look forward and focus on the future rather than linger on the agony of the past... .. Then continues, "because of his undeniable charm and the uniqueness of his program, I really felt that this, unlike anything else that was ever done, could work for the children of Jaffa".
An example would help, but the one of God and His properties, which Suárez gives, is of no great use because of its uniqueness.
Great, not only because of its uniqueness, but also because of the points it raises.
Because of the uniqueness of California's recall election, no one knows who will come out to vote next Tuesday.
Pierre Rainero, the style, image and heritage director at Cartier, said Métiers d'Art watches generally appealed to customers because of their uniqueness.
The pig-nosed turtle - named for its porcine snout – is especially appealing to pet traders because of its "uniqueness", explains Chng: "They are the only surviving species of the family they are in.
"A floor-through brownstone apartment in a great block on the West Side," Mr. Miller said, "could sell for more than a doorman building nearby because of its uniqueness and such prewar details as moldings, trim, ceiling height, common areas and charm".
