Sentence examples for something quite individual from inspiring English sources
Morris' first biographer Mackail described him as being both "a typical Englishman" and "a typical Londoner of the middle class" albeit one who was transformed into "something quite individual" through the "force of his genius".
But the films that confirmed the existence of something quite distinctive and wholly individual were Truffaut's third film, the lyrical, nostalgic, necrophilic Jules et Jim (1961), and Godard's harsh, self-questioning, didactic fourth movie, Vivre sa vie.
After all, you can spell every word in the dictionary and know every grammatical rule in the world, but this does not make you a writer, nor does it give you an imagination; an imagination is something quite unique to every individual and it needs to be treasured.
But when Vaclav Havel left Prague Castle on Sunday after 13 years as president, he took with him something quite different -- an exceptional individual moral authority.
The Leviathan in Washington has become something quite different from the limited, constitutional government originally created to protect individual liberty.
The peculiarity of these studies, something quite rare in Italy, is the fact that they are both standard EIA on individual projects and SEA studies, since they were carried out on urban planning techniques.
Ideally, something quite different.
And something quite wonderful happened.
But something quite different happened.
Or perhaps something quite different; something perhaps to be forgiven".
