Like Yeats, who gloried more vulnerably in his Butler, Norman ancestry, Lowell is 'national' in the pitch, the sonorous gravity of his lines, but as every poem has a curious, one-off quality - a type of willed uniqueness - he never sounds gravid or pompous.
Most people you go on blind dates with will be boring or have one off-putting quality that couldn't possibly be captured in a profile picture, like a tippy-toes walk or a really earnest enthusiasm for acupuncture.
You can pull one off with minimal funds, but if you can afford plenty of good quality snacks your guests will love you for it.
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That will count for very little in the semi-final, along with our two victories over them this season: it is a one-off game and Saracens showed their quality in the Champions Cup when they went further than any other English club.
High-quality, collaborative professional development and teacher learning (as distinct from low-quality cultures of one-off CPD that are "done to" teachers) has been shown to raise young people's engagement and attainment, as well as raising the motivation and confidence of teachers.
This can be seen as a "one-off validation" and relates to both the microarray quality and the instrumentation.
A one-off ENC facility training course had very little impact on the quality of care provided.
The guests were exciting (André 3000, Earl Sweatshirt); the humane, Raymond Carver-ish quality of Pyramids was not a one-off.
However, recording is likely to be lower for self-harm (which is not included in the Quality and Outcomes Framework) and major one-off events, such as suicide.
Among other precious stones diamonds remain unwavering popularity, thanks to the excellent quality of cut and nobility - white, one-off, yellow, gold, etc.
