Sentence examples for are considered uniquely from inspiring English sources

These days, global party destinations like Ibiza are considered uniquely debauched, welcoming of outcasts and college kids alike, but the stories French heard about 1920s Shanghai stuck with him well into adulthood.

Ever since the Douglas Aircraft Co. brought out this model, in '36, it has been considered uniquely servicable.

Sake, for its part, is considered uniquely Japanese, just like the rice it's made from.

The ontogeny of bipedal walking is considered uniquely challenging, due in part to the balance requirements of single limb support.

Emotional tearing is a poorly understood behavior that is considered uniquely human.

The only areas not affected by the constituency levelling would be Orkney and Shetland and the Western Isles, which were considered "uniquely placed".

He said the only areas not affected would be Orkney and Shetland and the Western Isles, which were considered "uniquely placed".

These data demonstrate that therapeutic depletion begets a limited population of functional memory-like T cells that are easily suppressed with certain immunosuppressants, but cannot be considered uniquely pro-tolerant.

Tool manufacturing and use are perfect examples because these talents were considered uniquely human until only very recently.

The Bermúdez set is considered "uniquely important ... because it shows the series as Goya must have intended to publish it, and the way he intended the plates to be printed".

Reads with a single best alignment or with equally good alignments to alternative transcripts of the same locus were considered uniquely aligned.