Sentence examples for inimitable qualities from inspiring English sources

To call Mummenschanz pantomime doesn't quite capture its inimitable qualities.

In modern mosaic practice, the main tendency is to build on the unique and inimitable qualities of the medium.

(Watching Seymour try out the pianos in the Steinway basement — a process of playing on each one, seeking the instrument that can produce special and inimitable qualities of sound when its keys are pressed in the right way — I understood, perhaps for the first time, the thrill of being an editor).

The inimitable qualities that have always made him so readable – extraordinary learning, a quixotic relish for the underdog, and an abiding conviction that the United Kingdom is about to break up any minute – have found their perfect showcase in this book.

(Watching Seymour try out the pianos in the Steinway basement a process of playing on each one, seeking the instrument that can produce special and inimitable qualities of sound when its keys are pressed in the right way—I understood, perhaps for the first time, the thrill of being an editor).

Assemblages in this region include Swift Creek Complicated Stamped pottery that preserves unique evidence of social interactions through the inimitable qualities of designs stamped into vessel surfaces.

Reeves used what he called the unique selling proposition — that inimitable quality that differentiates a product from the rest.

Nishville, however, disagreed: There's more variation in a single episode of Blackadder than in all 11 seasons of Frasier … I really struggle to understand where this British complex of inferiority to the Americans comes from, your comedy is not about quantity but highly compressed inimitable quality.

But even the most sophisticated printer can't approach the inimitable quality of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing's 35 Swiss-built KBA Giori bank note presses and related equipment.

Soon the Son of God will have played more games than his father, of the same elite quality, and in his own inimitable buzz-sawing style.

Here, in 1924, Sibelius showed his inimitable way of composing something modern, even radical, qualities that came through in this exhilarating performance.