Sentence examples for unusual attributes from inspiring English sources

It has many unusual attributes, both social and physical.

But on closer inspection, this mountain village on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four main islands, also has many highly unusual attributes, such as wood-fired pizza, tech start-ups and young people.

A week later, I had a stack of finely rendered facsimiles of Pliny's clipped prose, on such topics as "coffee and coffee shops," "the usual and unusual attributes of the hype man," Chick-fil-A, and Kanye West.

I asked the students to study Pliny's writing style and try to mimic it in their own entry about a topic not treated in "The Natural History_"._ A week later, I had a stack of finely rendered facsimiles of Pliny's clipped prose, on such topics as "coffee and coffee shops," "the usual and unusual attributes of the hype man," Chick-fil-A, and Kanye West.

This latter article has several unusual attributes.

That means the same genes may be responsible for more than one of the giraffe's unusual attributes, the researchers say.

The shirts are actually made in the Turnbull & Asser factory in Gloucestershire, an unusual attribute for an upstart label to be able to claim.

"We have an unusual attribute in that we know how to make money already".

"When it comes to these crunch games, the Hampshire side seems to stick together and produce its best cricket, an unusual attribute.

The black meat of a Silkie is generally considered an unusual attribute in European and American cuisines.

More than that, Kearse is an N.F.L. sensation, a player with gifts so unusual, physical attributes so vast and an on-the-field resolve so overpowering, he is being compared to Lawrence Taylor.