Sentence examples for constituted a unique from inspiring English sources

The foundation said his work constituted "a unique visual study".

It constituted a unique cultural and religious community, marked by the Tibetan language and Tibetan Buddhism.

But the landlords argued that the decision to withdraw from Mitchell-Lama itself constituted a unique and peculiar circumstance.

The dodgier sorts, those whose views proved so extreme that each family constituted a unique political party and church denomination, kept heading for the hills.

To some historians, "no duty to retreat" constituted a "unique American frame of mind," which significantly contributed then and continues to contribute to this nation's lead in homicides.

This catalog, for an exhibition currently at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston (and scheduled to open at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in September), provides a valuable look at a movement that Ackley says constituted "a unique and vibrant moment in British modernism".

The Florida Everglades constitutes a unique marsh-swamp combination growing on a limestone base.

"This second program constitutes a unique opportunity for Greece that should not be missed," he said.

Used aluminum beverage containers constitute a unique type of old scrap.

Sainte-Beuve's critical works, published over a period of about 45 years, constitute a unique collection of literary portraits.

In aggregate, they constitute a unique archive of primary source materials on a major period in the history of American musical theater.