Sentence examples for its unique brand from inspiring English sources

Berkeley prides itself of its unique brand of quirky progressivism.

If the Commonwealth applies its unique brand of diplomacy and collaboration to the issues of the day, it can transform itself into a true agent of progress.

One notable thread in international commentary about France has been the critical scrutiny of its unique brand of secularism: the philosophy of laïcité.

Hudson, who joined Reader's Digest two years ago, claimed its "unique brand of positivity and optimism" was a "welcome break from the deluge of otherwise largely negative press".

To one side, across the Mediterranean, is Italy, with its unique brand of game-show politics; to the south, over the mountain ranges, lies bankrupt Greece.

Having served up its unique brand of film-snob Kool-Aid for a little over three decades now, The Criterion Collection has become a byword for a certain kind of home-video perfectionism.

1920s magician/Arrest Development's Tobias Fünke/the man from the side of a Pringles tube Tony could have become MasterChef's first hipster champion since its inception, with his unique brand of "beautiful crazy loveliness".

Then he handled it with his unique brand of confident humility.

But, although there is no exact local equivalent, the British theatre learned to make a friend of Fo – and his wife and creative partner, Franca Rame – and provided its own variation on his unique brand of political farce.

Their take will stick close to the original, according to the report, while adding "its own unique brand of grit, pulp, sex and violence".

Navigating India's justice system is its own unique brand of punishment, and for months, while Hadiya stayed with her parents, Jahan's case wound through its endless plumbing.