Sentence examples for almost uniquely from from inspiring English sources

However, the comments about my race—"I'd love to sleep with a black girl" or "Do you have (insert race here) in you... Would you like some?"—come almost uniquely from white men.

And this was a colt that had, almost uniquely for Godolphin, spent the winter in Ireland, hundreds of miles from Moulton Paddocks and several thousand miles away from Dubai.

Almost uniquely for an Amis character, she is treated with profound sympathy.

He is almost uniquely insulated from the junkie's predicaments by layers of money, attorneys, and privilege.

The lawsuit is discouraging because the death-by-gun lobby has successfully advocated for legislative prophylactics that prevent gunmakers, almost uniquely among American manufacturers, from ever being held responsible for the deaths that their products cause.

Country music's love of the sacred and the profane means it's almost uniquely placed to deal with the fallout from mistakes.

This is a film-maker almost uniquely in touch with his audience: he doesn't come from an arthouse background, but then neither do most of his viewers.

"You drew the bigger boulders at the top," said draughtswoman Marilyn Becher, who worked for the OS – which, almost uniquely at the time, paid female employees equally to men – from 1956 to 1994.

Almost uniquely verdant and vertiginous in the region, tourists still flock from the Middle East and further afield to enjoy its mountain air and ancient artifacts.

This is an almost uniquely Vancouver reaction".

The Guardian, almost uniquely, has been talking to everyone throughout.