Sentence examples for rare features from inspiring English sources

But social housing offers community and stability: rare features in private renting.

The four ballerinas and four leading men exhibit many rare features of line and footwork harking back directly to Ashton.

It retains industrial elements like exposed brick, wooden columns and open space, all of which are increasingly rare features in New York City apartments.

Films were made on celluloid; movie lovers had to work very hard to see rare features and build up their knowledge base.

But a ballet conductor shapes not just music but dancing too; his art should include the attributes of an accompanist, and these rare features often take years to acquire.

Throughout the northern hemisphere old forests with high abundance of dead wood are rare features in most landscapes today, and the loss of dead wood constitutes a serious threat to the existence of many species.

He is six feet one and blindingly handsome, and also — a rare feature — extremely sweet.

Dinka has developed another universally rare feature, namely a three-way length distinction for vowels.

Compared to other known DNA intercalators, curaxins have the rare feature of not inducing DNA damage.

But you can also plug in headphones or earbuds, a rare feature indeed.

Voice Command also lets you dial by speaking any number ("Dial five five five, six two one nine"), an important but surprisingly rare feature.