Sentence examples for be quite unique from inspiring English sources
The small rocky exposure that the waters of the Ntumbe River had uncovered may be quite unique to ichnology.
In contrast to the non-tilted grain boundary and the pristine graphene, the mechanical response of tilted grain boundary was observed to be quite unique under perpendicular tension, exhibiting distinct crack propagation prior to tensile failure and the subsequent pattern of incomplete fracture.
However there are many secondary symptoms that go along with this, and the biggest challenge for patients with the condition can be living with severe fatigue, broken sleep, psychological distress and mental lethargy known as 'fibro-fog' (although the list of potential symptoms goes on, meaning that each individual patient experience can be quite unique).
Asked if he felt it would be a wise thing for the 24-year-old to do alongside her heptathlon commitments, Van Commenee told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek programme: "The timetable hasn't come out yet so it is hard to say whether it is possible, but I can see a finalist in her in the hurdles, which would be quite unique next to the heptathlon," said Van Commenee.
Again, as the resident TC watch hound I consider these guys to be quite unique.
"Our recruiting message will have to be quite unique to stand out and get their attention," she said.
"It's quite unique being on that football pitch because you put everything to the back of your mind.
Electoral laws are quite unique.
"The scenery is quite unique.
As a writer he is quite unique.
