Sentence examples for unusual quality of from inspiring English sources

Better and completely different was sweet beans, whose menu name doesn't convey the unusual quality of this refreshing dessert.

His cooking has always had an unusual quality of calm: it's original, thoughtful, precise, balanced and never showy or over-worked.

Roginsky studied philology and history in Tartu, a college town in the republic of Estonia, with a renowned cultural historian named Yuri Lotman, whose reading lists and lectures had the unusual quality of being both incisive and perilously cosmopolitan.

The interior was designed by the architectural firm Gensler, and it fails to emulate either the unusual quality of the building's exterior or the amiable rambunctiousness of an old-style newsroom.

In his 1998 book "Asperger's Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals," Tony Attwood observed, "The person with Asperger's syndrome has no distinguishing physical features but is primarily viewed by other people as different because of their unusual quality of social behavior and conversation skills.

The speech illustrated an unusual quality of the confrontation so far: Mr. Hariri, long seen as a neophyte and sometimes derided for his naïveté, managed to put Hezbollah and its allies in the position of having to take responsibility for any strife that erupts.

Throughout, both Clara and Nutcracker retain unusual qualities of poignancy and seriousness.

An idea or behavior spreads because of the unusual qualities of a few key groups of individuals.

Hicks, in her statement, also took issue with a Washington Post story that ran Sunday, explaining the unusual qualities of the Trump Foundation.

In the past we've been thrilled by the unusual qualities of these wines, and by our own sense of discovery.

Rugs marketed under the name Zeykhur (Zeikhur) were woven in the Tabarasan district, and many show unusual qualities of colour, such as the use of pink and deep red in juxtaposition, and floral designs based on European sources.