Sentence examples for a unique claim to from inspiring English sources

At Issue -- Religious relativism, the view that no faith has a unique claim to truth and that no spiritual figure can claim to be the only savior.

He also has a unique claim to fame even within the pocket-protector mafia: While an undergraduate, he was WPRB's first technical director.

Levittown lays a unique claim to the status of suburban archetype, but it hardly represents the generation as a whole, and the reasons for this say as much as anything about the times the Boomers have lived in.

It will be a unique claim to Clinton's supporters that her presidency conferred on November 8, 2016 came by way of millions of early acquaintances with an Amazon princess who wore a starred tiara and handled a golden lasso better than any cowboy could.

There is a brilliant Album of the Day track from Black Grape and another Small Claims Court caller comes to air to broadcast their unique claim to fame.

In asserting the permissibility of its enforced oversight, the dominant association does not maintain that it has some unique claim to suppress or control moderately risky agencies or individuals.

But the United States has a unique claim now to pursue such a strategy, because it has run large deficits for most of the last three decades, become the largest debtor country and accommodated other countries' desire for export-led prosperity.

The win gave the state of Alabama a unique claim with back-to-back BCS championships and Heisman trophies.

This is their digital deed, a unique claim of ownership to the piece of art.

The Food and Drug Administration had allowed Purdue Pharma to make a unique claim for OxyContin — that, as a long-acting opioid, it might be less likely to cause abuse and addiction than shorter-acting painkillers like Percocet.

"That it was the hometown of a sitting president and a sitting governor at the same time gives it a unique claim no other city in America has," he says.