Sentence examples for unique histories from inspiring English sources
All have unique histories, many quite ancient.
The Football Quarter will reflect their unique histories and presence in world football and transform the lives of thousands of fans living in some of the most deprived parts of the UK.
He speculates that his firm was seen as "remote, detached 'experts' with no concern for the feelings of loyal fans, fans who have their own unique histories with their brands, histories that had abruptly been rendered null and void".
Readers develop unique histories with the books they read - the reading of a memorable book somehow insinuates itself into the tangled skein of personal history that is the reader's autobiography: the book leaves a mark on that page of your life one way or another.
The failure of reductionism doesn't mark the failure of science, but only the replacement of an ultimately unworkable set of assumptions by more appropriate styles of explanation that study complexity at its own level and respect the influences of unique histories.
Genealogic entities have distinct beginnings, unique histories, and eventual terminations.
Each computer and device may be unique, and have a unique history, but it is not this uniqueness that makes them what they are.
The church has its own unique history.
We have such a unique history of television writers – Dennis Potter, David Renwick, Stephen Poliakoff.
Of course, every regional conflict has its unique history and challenges.
