specialness

IPA: spˈɛʃʌɫnʌs

Examples of "specialness" in Sentences

I’ve told you our special name because its specialness is exclusive to our use of it.
One is the implicit and explicit reinforcement of bankers '"specialness," their elite status.
Only debit: once Wall-E and Eve leave earth and enter the space station, a bit of specialness is lost.
The story and characters are very entertaining, engrossing even, but the specialness is in how the book is crafted.
As a subsidiary question, since I never grasped this concept of "specialness" in that context: how "special" must one be to become a TSA special agent?
I think there is some circumstantial evidence to those questions, but the "specialness" might have to be accepted with some degree of faith. nothing more than a complex machine
Research in Japan, where 60% of households own a genuine Louis Vuitton product, suggests consumers are prepared to pay 50 times as much for the real thing as for a fake, even if the products appear identical, because of the feeling of "specialness" they get when they purchase the real thing.
If you change the word hero to protagonist then I struggle to think of any novel that doesn't have the universe recognise the 'specialness' of the main character (s) regardless of genre, however I will give you that fantasy is probably the worst genre for over egging the pudding when it comes to heroes.