It's a unique window onto what's happening on the ground.
The hearings were a unique window onto the distressing and tragic work of a mass murderer.
More than just a collection of words or a set of grammatical rules, each language is a unique window to the world, a repository of cultural wealth.
Desperate to seize what it believes is a unique window for an agreement, the White House dissuaded critics in the Senate from introducing a bill that would impose new sanctions against Iran, a move it said could sabotage the talks.
In his hands, an ordinary tourist camera is a unique window on the world's last hereditary Stalinist regime.The spectacle is stunning in its synchronicity, says Mr Hunter, some of whose Arirang photographs are now on view at London's Atlas Gallery.
"It's a unique window into Earth's past, with the greatest relevance to the future," says Dr Aisling Dolan at the University of Leeds, who was involved in the study.
It is a unique window of opportunity for Russia's president to show due respect to his peer, and, on that condition, I am sure Mr. Poroshenko will do his best to reciprocate.
The client GUI, written using Java Swing API, is a unique window with six tabs entitled "Knowledge", "Input", "Genomes and Genes Tables", "Sequences", "Maps" and "Localisation".
The interactive living room is a unique window into Shakira's work with UNICEF and takes social media engagement to a new level.
These results indicate that a prolonged effect of cPLA2 exists after SCI, which suggests that there may be a unique therapeutic window for intervention.
