Sentence examples for mark of uniqueness from inspiring English sources

Sometimes African art plays a part in this, as when a religious cult or a chief or a guild employs distinctive artifacts as a mark of uniqueness.

Quoting the same survey, she says about tattoos, "Their marks of uniqueness 'turned into stigmata.' " But the Harris Poll cited above also noted that 86 percent of tattooed people were content with their ink.

The Bushes set out to test the two fundamentals of bite mark analyses — the uniqueness of human dentition and that human skin can accurately record bite marks.

This language focus clearly marks the uniqueness of this book: a detailed description of the application of an approach which concentrates on language itself instead of other elements in teaching reading in different subjects.

Uniqueness, the purists say, is like marriage and pregnancy: something is either unique (one of a kind) or not unique, so referring to degrees of uniqueness is meaningless.

Combining the allele selection and the likelihood scoring marks the uniqueness of the PHLAT algorithm.

"You have to be mindful of uniqueness," Dr. Kareiva said.

"There are no degrees of uniqueness," he would say.

Men tend toward fantasies of omnipotence, women of uniqueness.

In economics, each case has elements of uniqueness.

The other problem is the failure of uniqueness.