Sentence examples for idea of uniqueness from inspiring English sources

Sound Mirrors, though it comes from experts in recycling sound, returns to an idea of uniqueness.

Yates's ultimate frustration is with the idea of uniqueness: the way that most people go through life with the conviction they are exceptional, and so go into marriage thinking their love and legacy will be correspondingly great.

Longerich writes, "It was this eccentric style, almost pitiable, unhinged, obviously not well trained, at the same time ecstatically over-the-top, that evidently conveyed to his audience the idea of uniqueness and authenticity".

The romantic strength of the archeology of modernism captures the emotion of all and has in itself the idea of uniqueness.

We have stopped basing our ideas of human worth on ideas of uniqueness, and in so doing have appreciated more the worth of non-human species.

Since there's the same uniqueness, of course, in the figure of Christ, doesn't it really come back to the idea of the uniqueness and the special situation of the tragic hero?

When I realized that intelligence can be simulated, I let the idea of our uniqueness go, and it wasn't as traumatic as I thought".

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When the first pelts and skulls of a newly discovered, large, "indescribably fierce" African ape (the gorilla) sensationalized 1850s London, they piqued the curiosity of a working class then challenging ideas of human uniqueness and a divine social order.

This, the writers point out, later became involved in the idea of the market value of uniqueness.

His theology was based on the central idea of the unity and uniqueness of the church: "He no longer has God for his Father, who does not have the Church for his mother" (On the Unity of the Catholic Church).