Pressed for reasons, Higson cited Twitter, which provides a platform for the carpers whom comedy, he claims, uniquely attracts.
In songs, piano suites, orchestral pieces, operas and, most particularly, in his opéra-comique masterpiece Le Roi Malgré Lui, he evolved a language that is uniquely his, which attracted the unstinting admiration of his contemporaries and profoundly influenced the rising generation of Debussy and Ravel.
Only a week before, the theatre's Sampled Weekend, with tickets pitched between £5 and £10, attracted a uniquely young public, some of them first-time dance goers.
Professor Castell presented his work on Romanticism in the Anthropocene, a uniquely interdisciplinary event that attracted students from various departments (science as well as humanities fields) and put the humanities in conversation with environmental sciences.
They are uniquely effective at attracting isolated people who have almost no contact with any health or social service.
The reserve components of the U.S. military are uniquely positioned to attract, train and manage a cadre of information security professionals who are able to operate both with the active components of the U.S. armed forces and with civilian authorities.
Post-Katrina, New Orleans is uniquely positioned to attract venture capital and build businesses that can solve its most important problems by treating diversity as an asset.
When it comes to headlines, as well as the play of stories, Rupert sheds with ease, if not relief, his Oxford prejudices, intellectual pretensions and the mannerisms of his wealth to display a crassmanship uniquely geared to attract the lowest common denominator of reader.
The movie business, and the people it attracted, made Hollywood a uniquely fanciful, sensual place.
It soon established itself as a uniquely international, world-class university which attracted talented faculty and graduate students from across Europe and the world.
