Sentence examples for considered unique from inspiring English sources

This occurrence considered unique by Mr. Forbush.

If traces of living organisms were found, no longer could life on Earth be considered unique.

No one accepts a substitute for Rembrandt because his touch is considered unique, his genius singular.

For the most part, residents said they were happy with the space, which they considered unique to Manhattan buildings.

He said even though milk crates were a common item, an artwork of one could be considered unique.

According to the Duke Lemur Center, aye-ayes are considered unique among 100 or so species of lemurs.

Life would no longer be able to be considered unique to planet Earth, which would change the whole world's perspective on how common life actually is.

"One of the challenges for hotels is that you buy equipment that everyone wants today, but within 18 months, it's not considered unique," Mr. Kenchington said.

Even the supposedly "intuitive" layout, so obvious that it can be understood by all, is considered unique enough to warrant a suite of intellectual property protections.

This event is often considered unique to the Shi'i community, and, as such, only important to a minority of the world's population.

"How will that work if they play longer sets and bigger stages?" Countless headline festival slots answered that question, but Jack and his "little sister" Meg were still considered unique; the Musicians Union wouldn't have foreseen what happened next.