"'Withered Tree' was plundered by Japanese aggressors during the war, so 'Bamboo and Rocks' became the sole and unique piece by Su Dongpo in China.
The first writer to win the Pulitzer for both drama and fiction — the latter with his second novel, "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" (1927) — Wilder cultivated a vast popular following by way of a recurrent theme in his work, derived mostly from James Joyce, no less: "the extent to which every individual... is both sole and unique and also archetypical".
Ironically, the identification of empathy and understanding and the associated claim that empathy is the sole and unique method of the human sciences also facilitated the decline of the empathy concept and its almost utter disregard by philosophers of the human and social sciences later on, in both the analytic and continental/hermeneutic traditions of philosophy.
Pure, unadulterated momentary eyebrow action – which involved unique sole eyebrow use while freezing all other parts of the face – as Mr Carson indicated to Mr Molesley to open the door as a sign to the Most Horrible Lord Merton Son to leave.
In contrast to such practices, Polybius stresses the universal character of his own theme, which is to narrate "how and thanks to what kind of constitution the Romans in under 53 years have subjected nearly the whole inhabited world to their sole government a thing unique in history" (I, 1, 5).
"Owning a Picasso doesn't mean you can sell prints or reproductions, but that you're the sole owner of a unique original.
But the mass of consumers don't know that to support the watch industry is akin to supporting the last vestiges of a mechanical past and the sole hope for a unique future in micro mechanics.
Because as long as a specified reaction respects universal principles, such as the conservation of matter and energy any reaction may happen at any time (some are more likely than others), we maintain that the sole features relevant to unique reaction specification are the chemical identities and stoichiometries of the participating chemical entities (Figure 3).
Possibly, the extreme level of polyandry in L. saxatilis is beneficial during occasional bottlenecks, but the costs of multiple mating will still be carried by all females daily, so this is unlikely to be the sole explanation for this unique behaviour.
The G-box structure is the sole example from a unique protein fold.
