Sentence examples for uniqueness from from inspiring English sources

Lean, lithe, smart and inventive, Phantom screamed Maiden's uniqueness from the rooftops.

Time and again, we read of women socially isolated by their intellectual ambitions: Wollstonecraft, for example, "cut off by her uniqueness from the love she sought and trapped in the emotional impasse of the exceptional woman who believes she can love only an even more exceptional man".

"There is a phenomenal uniqueness from province to province".

And it challenges any view that presupposes human uniqueness, from a theological, creationist approach to those based on human reason and culture.

It turned out that these issues have a close connection with the problem of establishing the classes of uniqueness from [5] [8], which have been further developed in [9] [16] and other works.

On the whole, Kurdistan's cuisine was delicious and could make for a promising gastrodiplomacy campaign to express Kurdish uniqueness from the rest of the region.

Moreover, breed uniqueness inferred from genetic distances may result from prevalence of rare alleles due to inbreeding, founder effects or strict genetic isolation, instead of a distinct evolutionary history [ 10, 17].

The theory of American exceptionalism is no different: it posits that America is exceptional – in the most positive sense – because it is unique in the world, and that its uniqueness derives from its exceptional-ness.

From (2.14), it can be infered that is fixed under and uniqueness follows from (2.13).

Cropper said of his colleague's playing that its uniqueness sprang from the fact that he was mainly self-taught, rather than learning from tutor books.

Its uniqueness stems from its enrichment in dendrites compared with the typical cell body and from its contrast from other plus end-directed KLPs, which have axon enrichment (16).