Sentence examples for unique specimen from inspiring English sources

Or crooning a standard, like the singers we dressed for "Set 'Em Up, Joe * " Damon Dash, the music mogul, is another unique specimen.

The final piece before the intermission was Stravinsky's "Ebony Concerto," a unique specimen in the world of pseudo-classical-jazz music.

While such grand theatrical devices might be reminiscent of other cities across the Soviet bloc, from Moscow to Minsk, Pyongyang is a unique specimen in that the original intentions remain intact.

There's no better time than wildflower season (now) to experience this living laboratory, and people from all over the country, and indeed the world, come to experience the carpets of colour and marvel at each unique specimen.

This study demonstrates the continued importance of this unique specimen to shed light on the early migrations in Europe, and marks a first step towards a systematic study of the genetic history of ancient Alpine groups.

"Because what I like they might be, like, 'This is trash.' " Secret Stash is already a unique specimen in the peculiar world of comic book shops because it is owned by Kevin Smith, the writer-director and superhero enthusiast.

UCMP is very proud of its wonderful and unique specimens of Dilophosaurus.

Badgley's message to collectors, then, is simple: collect by all means but steer clear of unique specimens.

We accept figured specimens, unique specimens, transforming juveniles, and developmental series either raised in aquaria or collected from the wild.

"Forgeries," as Otto Kurz wrote in his 1948 handbook Fakes, "hunt in packs". That is, they are rarely made as unique specimens.

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