Sentence examples for its own uniqueness from inspiring English sources

When she came in, she said 'I am Moesha,' and we knew it was true". Although the show's strength lies in its ability to revel in its own uniqueness, it gives those who didn't have the opportunity of growing up in L.A.'s minority neighborhoods a glimpse at what they missed out on.

Each ride would have its own uniqueness about it, just as no two rooms at a Joie de Vivre hotel would be decorated in the same way.

For Dante, this image shows not that leaves are — our souls are like leaves, but that a leaf can be described as a soul only if you insist on its own uniqueness and the fact that it will never return.

Ultimately Europe needs to recognise its own strengths and its own uniqueness.

Even for a place that can harbor an insufferable sense of its own uniqueness, the "America's city" stuff might be getting to be a bit much.

"This place has its own uniqueness," said Jing Yangfa, a retired Shanghai university professor, while examining carpets at the exhibition hall created for Tajikistan, a country on China's northwest border.

"He ends up embracing his own uniqueness," said Cheryl Henson, the festival's executive producer.

Words are a kind of raiment with which each character broadcasts a sense of his own uniqueness.

Take the washing machine.' And my mother said, 'Something is not always better than nothing.' " Wilson's sense of his own uniqueness came, at least in part, from his mother's adoring gaze, what Baldwin called "the crucial, the definitive, the all-but-everlasting judgment".

Cannes is a special location, with it's own uniqueness.

In a brief renewing moment I am reminded that it is in our own uniqueness that we truly belong.