Sentence examples for But uniquely from inspiring English sources

But, uniquely among developing countries, it is ageing extraordinarily fast, so by 2050 its median age will have risen to about 45.

But uniquely in British politics 45 million people are being told by the two old parties, "you've got no choice, you've got to pick either me or him, either David Cameron or Gordon Brown".

But, uniquely, the properties of these ingredients have an astonishing sense of place and the ability to transport us, be it the roughly torn anise scent of basil that might evoke sitting among the olive groves in Italy, to the more understated flavours of chives and chervil, which plant us firmly in an English garden, heavy with the blossom of sweet pea.

But uniquely, this voice of Evangelical humanism speaks through the thundering roll of a laughter that spares no one and nothing, keeping its best aim for the worst, most benighted, and most grotesque exponents of the medieval theology, scholarship, medicine, and law that sought to stifle the emerging individual.

Each witness has suffered and survived a version of the same experience, but uniquely, and the events that are retold don't build toward a revelation.

It ran the mortifying Cap'n Bob,bob,bob joke but, uniquely, included my, "It shows there is a God after all (sic)", a remark about which I feel happier.

Mr. Choudary said in London the leader of Al Qaeda was important, but not uniquely so.

It was epic, but so uniquely Australian and despite our different upbringings, it felt personal.

But Mayweather, uniquely in his sport, is a boxer who has become bigger than his paymasters.

But this uniquely authoritative tool can also play a role in wrongful convictions.

But this uniquely Chinese campaign has other important facets worth dwelling upon.