sui generis

You'd have to take a look, that's something that is sui generis.

While their style may change over the years, for me they are forever sui generis.

I'm happy to report that it is utterly sui generis.

When the network made its debut, it was sui generis.

Writing about so sui generis a human being is at once easy and extremely difficult.

Indeed it will be sui generis as there is no model to follow.

Her approach to styling is, needless to say, sui generis.

There was something sui generis about John that night.

The term of protection for the sui generis right is fifteen years.

It is probably best to say that damages are sui generis in this area of the law.

"This is so complicated, it's a sui generis situation," he said.

Other city creatures sought a sui generis display appropriate to the day.

On that level, the experience is sui generis.

The claim that it is a sui generis case does not indemnify us.

It is sui generis so we have to find ways to develop it.

Or is change from a religious perspective a process which is sui generis?

The process, borrowed from the law of bankruptcy, can only be described as being sui generis.

The form that that closer union takes will be sui generis.

With intellectual property, a design can be sui generis.

Like them she was sui generis, irresistible to the imitator.

"It is really sui generis," a situation without exact legal parallel, he said.

It is not considered as part of the judicial branch, but a court sui generis.

Professional service networks are sui generis, and each network is formed for a different reason.

Another notable feature in Congo culture is its sui generis music.

He was sui generis, which makes it harder to convey his significance.