Sentence examples for are not as unique from inspiring English sources

We are not as unique as we might think.

In other words, human beings are not as unique as you might think.

I think one of the most powerful results of studying our closest relatives is the realization that we are not as unique as we thought.

Covering over 80%% of the effector sequences, these homologs show more than 65%% peptide sequence identity, suggesting that effectors of different, but related species are not as unique as previously thought and can display significant homology across species.

Genre diversity doesn't matter, and the lineups for U.S. festivals aren't as unique as you may think.

"It's not as unique as it used to be".

Another lesson is that Brexit is not as unique a phenomenon in Europe as many would like to think.

the hard times are still forthcoming... DIE PRESSE Right of center THE elections of Arnold Schwarzenegger for governor were not as unique as Austrians pretended.

The Erol Incedal/Mounir Rarmoul-Bouhadjar secret trial (Secret trial is over... but reporting restrictions remain; Editorial, 17 April) is not as unique as you seem to suggest.

Marshall Felenstein, president of the retail consulting firm Felenstein, Was & Associates in Manhattan, said, "While the Woodbury center is not as unique as Americana, which is so upscale that in order to compete you'd have to come to Manhattan, I think both shopping centers will be very successful because they are enhancing their critical mass for their day-to-day customers".

"For the regular person, it is not as unique a circumstance as an athlete," Farsi said, though he added that the layman, like the athlete, would probably also prefer Ramadan not to come during the summer months because it means the days — and the fast — are longer.