Sentence examples for sole quality from inspiring English sources
Only on the subject of his drumming is there agreement that he's a genius, which is fitting, since the sole quality that Baker appears to admire in others is "time" – natural rhythm, of which he has plenty.
In fact resolution only loosely corresponds to perceived quality, but as every subsequent improvement an attacker can achieve (by image enhancement operations) starts from a previously deciphered lower resolution it makes sense to use resolution as sole quality indicator within the scope of this work.
And Justin Turner, the sole quality third baseman on the free-agent market, wants to return to Los Angeles.
I sent a nearly completed "sole quality" video over to filmmaker Franklin Lopez, the Editor, and took out all the lazy b-roll I had.
A short questionnaire, which was used in case a patient was not willing to complete the full questionnaire, contained the global QLQ-C30 item as sole quality of life measure and some single questions on other domains but not on BF or PTG.
But if those were the sole qualities of success, toddlers would rule the world.
(Le Monde said at the time that its sole distinguishing quality was its "total absence of originality", while L'Express called it a "novel for schoolchildren").
Such mediocrity appears to be a lifelong trait for Jalili, whose sole distinguishing quality – according to a source who recalls his student days at Imam Sadeq – is piousness.
World of Twist's sole album, Quality Street, cost £250,000 to make and was produced by kindred spirit Dave Ball of the Grid and Soft Cell.
Given Mandela's iconic status on the international scene this was a difficult argument to pursue when he was at the helm - as if emerging from 27 years in prison without bitterness was the sole human quality white South Africans could accept for a black president.
He makes it clear that during 45 years in Labour, and 46 as a trade unionist, he has "never been close friends" with Corbyn, and the sole leadership quality he can identify in the Islington North MP is a gift for "touching the public's pulse".
