Sentence examples for own strain from inspiring English sources

It is possible, it turns out, for in-store programmed music to create its own strain of music-nerd exclusivity.

It also produced its own strain of Conceptualism, the international art style that valued ideas and actions over things.

"But we have just developed our own strain, our own direction, separately, but exactly in the hip-hop, the break-dance, the funk style".

Though frequently overshadowed by the success of John Boorman's 1972 film adaptation, Dickey's novel possesses its own strain of intoxicatingly visceral poetry.

Many apes and monkeys carry their own strain of S.I.V, but it's not clear how long the viruses have been infecting primates.

Its species were given other eponyms: L. cincinnatiensis, L. israelensis, L. longbeachae, L. shakespearei (that last from Stratford-Upon-Avon). Joseph E. McDade, the microbiologist who detected the bacterium in the laboratory, has his own strain, L. micdadei.

Huston had his own strains of cruelty and cynicism.

That will be the right thing to do, but it will create its own strains in the service and provide plenty of scope for political opportunism.

Chimpanzees carry their own strains of staph, but scientists worry that some human strains are particularly pathogenic and could be harmful if spread to wild chimpanzees.

Being any of those things in a straight, WASP-y, cynically patriotic world posed its own strains, and Vaill's wealth of anecdotes illuminates that world, its shining moments and darker corners.

For a decade, laboratories around the world have been adapting poppy DNA for use in yeast, designing their own strains of the fungus with the ability to turn sugar, its preferred food, into the chemical precursors to morphine.