Sentence examples for actually unique from inspiring English sources

What you won't get is anything interesting or actually unique.

Maybe something about Kendall square that's related to MIT, the Common, the Charles, Something that is actually unique about MIT.

But it is questionable whether democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs are actually unique to Britain.

Giacometti's "'Petit buste sur colonne" (Small Bust Atop a Pillar), a painted plaster bust perched on a high pillar of square section molded around 1952, is actually unique, but crashed unsold at £1.5 million without eliciting one bid.

As you probably know, Kermit software is practically (and perhaps actually) unique among communication software packages in its ability to convert the character sets of text files while transferring them between different platforms.

What separates Cornell, and what makes it not just unusual, but actually unique, is the public-private nature of the school: the fact that we're a distinguished Ivy League university that has a formal public mission, the land-grant mission.

"I felt like we actually have a really unique insight to the beer industry that we could give to our listeners," he says.

Nor is Bitcoin actually that unique.

To be successful in all three is actually very unique.

"China's economic growth model is actually not unique," he said.

The sculpture in painted plaster of a "Petit buste sur colonne" (Small Bust Atop a Pillar) actually is unique.