sui generis

How To Use sui generis In A Sentence

• With his not-quite-leading-man looks and sui generis intensity, Clarke gives you the sense that Wysocki's got more layers than a deep-dish pizza. Cheers & Jeers: The Chicago Firebrand
• Her daughter, the narrator, is a New Age arty trendoid sui generis.
• But the only exceptionality that really matters-since all nations are in their way sui generis-is the configuration that has founded its global hegemony.
• Because the discourse concerning the textural semiotics of Titus's sexualized offerings is not of a sufficiently academic nature to be the object of attention in an admittedly sui generis blog having its origins within an academic context, it it appropriate to say a few more words concerning the deconstructive sexualization and postcapitalist transgressive character of Titus's texts. About my proposed Titus recording.
• This is a worm "_sui generis_," the mode of its propagation being entirely unknown; and from its being the only living creature (man excepted) that will devour this plant, [B] it is called "_tobacco worm_. A Dissertation on the Medical Properties and Injurious Effects of the Habitual Use of Tobacco
• Sub specie aeternitatis the Colombian hamburger is ... well, pardon the cliche, but it is sui generis. La Hamburgesa (with picture) « Unknowing
• This is what lawyers call sui generis," said James, of the Rockville firm Maxwell & Barke. John Kelly's Washington: A legal trailblazer with a cold nose
• One of the issues that is lurking in the background at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is the notion of sui generis protection of databases (i.e., separate rights in a database beyond copyright law). Sui Generis Database Protection in the EU — Slaw
• sui generis works like Mary Chestnut's Civil War diary
• Ms. TUCKER: Well, it's interesting that you used the phrase sui generis because I was thinking exactly that. Ouster Of D.C. Mayoral Incumbent Stirs Debate On Black Leadership