Sentence examples for uniquely cool from inspiring English sources

If it was the Hollywood of Scorsese, Bob Rafelson and Francis Ford Coppola, I've a feeling he'd be off there like a shot, but for now he's content to make his films in France, where he lives with this wife and three children, where they let him take three or four years between projects and where he is allowed to develop his uniquely cool style of film-making.

This is a uniquely cool device and a really fantastic package.

Vancouver: Windows to the world Crossing over the American/Canadian border by train is a uniquely cool way to start your exploring this richly diverse, glass-designed city on the water.

She will agree to the idea and make sure you do something that matches her style and is still uniquely cool!

This paper presents a technological advancement in evaporative cooling rooftop air conditioning comprising a uniquely designed evaporative water cooler that includes a multi-stage hydronic unit and high thermal performance.

Not every aspect of California cool is uniquely Californian.

While the stars are "appealing and unaffected," Mr. Scott wrote in Times in June, "it's clear that they are acutely, at times painfully, aware of their special status as uniquely sensitive, caring, smart and cool beings on a planet full of cretins and failures".

And even though they express themselves with a measure of diffidence, it's clear that they are acutely, at times painfully, aware of their special status as uniquely sensitive, caring, smart and cool beings on a planet full of cretins and failures.

Life in the kitchen is never easy being a chef is a profession that involves an incredible amount of precision, creativity, and the ability to keep your cool in this uniquely stressful environment, even in the best of conditions.

Brands, the deciders of cool in many cases, are uniquely placed to deliver such plugged-in messaging.

Around AD 1100, natives established adze quarries high up on Mauna Kea to extract the uniquely dense basalt (generated by the quick cooling of lava flows meeting glacial ice during subglacial eruptions) to make tools.