Sentence examples for unique to himself from inspiring English sources

Each artist has a style, a flair, a verve unique to himself, and this can be recognized.

Regarding his own mystical experiences, he presented them not as unique to himself, but as the norm for all Christians.

He first appeared on my radar when moombahton hit the scene and has since then evolved a sound entirely unique to himself.

However, I see no real advantage in trying to attribute this very modern idea to Lamarck, especially as he did not see the idea as unique to himself (Burkhardt 1977).

If not, and you just admire his badass persona and rock n roll style, it's all good if you don't listen to or like GNR, because Axl's style is unique to himself.

And he suggests that researchers now attempt to compare Einstein's brain with that of other talented physicists to see if the brain's features were unique to Einstein himself or are also seen in other scientists.

Rafael Schacter: Futurismo Ancestral is all about the connection between the traditional and the contemporary, the fusion of the Peruvian visual culture and craft tradition with the visual palette so unique to Sixe Paredes himself.

It was like a marriage made in heaven," says Darryl Brooks, a D.C. concert promoter and friend of Chuck Brown, the 'Godfather of Go-Go' a style and man both as unique to Washington as Barry himself.

He says the new boss's experience at McDonald's and elsewhere helped him secure the job, as the board felt "an outsider would be more open to a broad range of options".Emblematic as Pfizer is of the industry's woes, there is one explanation for the ousting of Mr McKinnell that is unique to the company: Mr McKinnell himself.

It's a complaint about McKee that isn't unique to Adaptation, or even to McKee himself.

Weiland's lyrics were unique to previous albums, which had been solely focused on himself and his drug addictions.