The collection, which includes photographs of tattoos of literary figures from Harriet the Spy to the poet John Berryman, amounts to a unique sort of literary anthology.
In less dramatic times, the New York way of life mixes difficulty with patience (belied by a surface irritability) to produce a unique sort of stamina.
For parents who know that sharing the fruits of the kitchen with family is one of the deep pleasures of cooking, having a child who rejects most food is a unique sort of heartbreak.
We want to create a unique sort of nature reserve for people to use that celebrates that.' Conversion of the first farm into fen will start in two years' time as agricultural use is wound down.
They don't have the same access to our state of being, the empathy, the sympathy, the language, the particular and unique sort of love that we share with each other.
As survivors of suicide, Williams' family experience a unique sort of grief, one coated in the surprise that accompanies any unexpected death but also compounded by society's attitudes towards the act.
They have all undergone a unique sort of suffering, the kind that goes with urban war in a small, introverted place where everybody has some connection to victims and perpetrators of violence.
We don't yet know what conversations will happen in the kitchen, in the pub after work or over the printer as it breaks down for the umpteenth time that week, but by creating an opportunity for a unique sort of knowledge exchange, we're hoping to come up with new ideas, change organisational culture and create new possibilities.
As the document points out, NEO impacts are a unique sort of emergency event.
In Turkey of course, its politics and the combination of a Muslim faith with some kind of desire to do things the Western way is a unique sort of challenge.
In the latter case, one accepts a challenge to provide a reductionist story of a seemingly unique sort of phenomenon, and meets it by developing better experimental and analytical tools.
