Sentence examples for is too unique from inspiring English sources

Mary, as Caroline describes her, is too unique to picture, though there must be 72-year-olds who fit that description.

While the story could be reduced to a standard slasher of the VHS era, Lee's presentation is rooted in European arthouse cinema, resulting in a peculiar film that may be uneven, but is too unique and enjoyable to dismiss.

The limitations of our study include the possibility that the DCCT/EDIC cohort is too unique to be generalizable to the nonstudy population with type 1 diabetes; a careful selection process was used at the time of enrollment, and subjects who commit to longitudinal clinical trials tend to be more highly motivated and engaged than the general population.

"It's too unique, too valuable.

"If this were Houston, Tex.," Mr. Dunson said, "my kind of property would be too unique.

"We collected close to 100 precursors of athlete injury for three years, like stress, fatigue, sleep hours, and exposure to certain activities, and found that there was no correlation," says Smith. "Humans are too unique, there's not a specific threshold or specific variables that increase the rate of injury in everyone".

"Logos can't be too unique," says Mike Hankin, product designer at London design company morrama.

And I would be told that I was too unique and that I couldn't blend in.

Both shows had difficulty in finding local actors for the lead role; Zhu Houren declined on the basis that Adrian Lim was too unique a personality for an actor to portray accurately, and Xie Shaoguang rejected the role for the lack of "redeeming factors" in the murderer.

Although there were 2,196 patients diagnosed with FM, only 2,194 patients were able to be matched (the remaining two patients had a pattern of covariates which was too unique to find a suitable control).

Use third person when there are multiple characters to follow, and their stories are too unique to tell from one character's perspective.