The phrase "a sort of unique" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when attempting to describe something that is somewhat unique, but the phrasing is awkward and redundant.
Example: "The artist's style is a sort of unique blend of traditional and modern techniques."
Alternatives: "somewhat unique" or "kind of unique."
Sure, you can probably find a 4GB flash sitting abandoned on the R train, but this guy means business in a sort of unique way.
And even then, I get to wear a sort of unique costume because I'm in the kitchen, so I love that.
Indeed, if Fogle is put in a higher-security prison with murderers and other violent criminals who prefer to see him as a sort of unique evil and doesn't seek out or receive protective custody he's in trouble.
But the results also show little consensus that the current news environment poses any sort of unique challenge.
When an X-ray ricochets off of an object, its deflection angle and wavelength create a sort of "fingerprint" unique to that material's atomic structure.
There are no sacraments; the only thing that can happen is a sort of apocalypse, as unique as the end of the world; so the apocalypse can only be repeated and the world end again and again".
Starting in August, the site will roll out all sorts of unique benefits for newsletter subscribers and Facebook friends.
Phiona Okumu More from ArfiPOP! Clear and Refreshing: The Tokyo underground is full of all sorts of unique, strange, and at times abrasive sounds.
At the individual level students are to learn to express and to respect all sorts of unique values and cultural materials.
From the highlands of north central Peru to high schools in North Carolina, student researchers in Duke's Bass Connections program are gathering data in all sorts of unique places.
The sub saga includes domestic and international political dimensions, unusual operating requirements particular to Down Under, and all sorts of unique industry angles.
