Sentence examples for has something rarer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hartke has something rarer and harder to define: a distinctive voice.

It has something rarer: profits.

Alexi Giannoulias's campaign for the United States Senate has something rare in politics: advance notice that a disaster is about to strike, and time to prepare for it.

There are tons of young jazz saxophonists out there pursuing current ideas of harmony and structure and rhythm, but he has something rare going for him: he has a sound.

Still, despite these disappointments, Burton's film has something rare to its credit, which is not to be found in "Sweeney Todd" or the joyless "Alice in Wonderland," and which I feared he had lost for good: it is possessed by magic.

LIBERTY HEIGHTS The writer-director Barry Levinson's comedy-drama, from 1999, about growing up in middle-class Baltimore in the fifties, has something rare in American movies: a trenchant, lyrical nostalgia for the good-bad old days which deserves to be called Felliniesque.

Poland has something rare in the EU and all but unique in its ex-communist east: a sensible centre-right government with a majority in parliament.Many criticise the government for its caution, and more recently for sleaze (a scandal about lobbying by the gambling industry is outraging Poland's puritanical media).

"Where the Door Is Always Open and the Welcome Mat Is Out" and "Doorbell for Louisa" are sympathetic portraits of spinsters who have made modest careers in the big city, at the expense of deeper fulfillment (the latter story has something rare in Highsmith, a happy ending).

Everyone has something rare and powerful to offer society and the human ability to adapt is our greatest asset".

Eastman had a fine mind, but he had something rarer, and that was a first-rate American style.

Even the program had something rare: an innocent eclecticism.