Sentence examples for a unique election from inspiring English sources

But not everything was a foregone conclusion because this was such a "unique" election.

He said "hundreds of thousands if not millions" of voters were making up their minds tonight, making this a unique election.

If America is ready for Michelle Obama, and for the portrayal of Barack Obama that she offered in her speech and in the many videos which dotted the agenda of the first evening of the Democratic convention, then some of the cultural and character questions which make this such a unique election may be answered in the Democratic candidate's favour.

"What we saw was a very unique election with a very small electorate that was more about the dynamics of that particular district than anything broader than that," he said, also from Albany.

"But it does make sense, because this is a very unique election with Donald Trump's presence," Holman said.

They are to demonstrate their unique election by disassociating themselves from profane worldliness and by retaining their ritualistic and moral purity.

Say Yes organizers, together with the National Office for the Election Process and the Ministry of Education, organized a unique mini-election in connection with the Say Yes campaign.

Louisiana has a unique open-primary election, in which every candidate appears on a single primary ballot; the top two vote-getters, regardless of party, meet in the run-off.

But a unique and historic election is currently underway in America's 50th state -- one that will ultimately pave a path for Native Hawaiian self-determination.

Judi Dench and Sherlock star Mark Gatiss are to head an elite cast beaming live theatre to the nation's living rooms in a unique real-time general election drama on polling day.

Jeff Deutchman: So basically in 2008 I got swept up with election fever much like many people, and I began to think about the election as a unique opportunity in that it's not that often that you can anticipate what people are calling a historic event.