I'll never forget his unique use of language.
It is so very great that it almost defies description, with its unique use of words, history, emotion and suspense.
I love the clean lines and surfaces, along with his unique use of abstract shape to put an exclamation point on minimalist structures.
Every song had been inspired by a different genre, yet the entire album coalesced due to its unique use of horns and Joe's distinctively unpolished singing voice full of blithe assertiveness.
But Mr. Steinitz's commode makes a unique use of rosewood burr veneer to create a rhythmical repeat pattern that softens the powerful architecture of form and the dizzyingly Baroque ormolu fittings.
Burmese orchestras differ from the Indonesian and Thai groups by the unique use of a row of tuned drums (sometimes called a drum circle), with sounds consisting of sharp attacks and quick-vanishing waves.
The original and unique use of clicks in the Khoisan languages has invited speculation that these unusual sounds might reflect an earlier stage in the evolution of language when sounds were natural vocal adaptations to the environment.
Designer Laura Hopkins, who has worked extensively with the company, is on board for a production directed by Andrew Quick and Pete Brooks in which Imitating The Dog's highly visual style and unique use of projections should add to the atmosphere.
"What made her important was her unique use of language and her descriptions of our community," said Haki Madhubuti, a poet and the founder of Third World Press, which published two early books by Ms. Rodgers, "Paper Soul" and "Songs of a Blackbird".
The authors present a unique use of the Z osteotomy in the fifth metatarsal for correction of Tailor bunion.
But it's got some practical improvements made possible by its unique use of Nvidia's K1 mobile chip architecture that will deliver real results for everyday use.
