Sentence examples for having uniquely from inspiring English sources
More than a common god in a pantheon of gods, he is portrayed as being the one creator of the cosmos, and as having uniquely great power, knowledge, and goodness.
An unresolved issue in patient-specific models of cardiac mechanics is the choice of an appropriate constitutive law, able to accurately capture the passive behavior of the myocardium, while still having uniquely identifiable parameters tunable from available clinical data.
Two museums at Hampshire College in South Amherst have uniquely specialized bookstores.
We are entering an era where uniquely vindictive men will have uniquely awesome power.
Everybody except President Hamid Karzai, with whom he apparently had uniquely good relations.
Great musicians have uniquely fascinating lives, but their film biographies are all alike.
Political heavyweights who declined to enter the 2012 race all had uniquely personal reasons.
This country has the good fortune to have uniquely extensive global links for a country of its size.
We might think of fate as proof that God had uniquely identified us for his own mischievous purposes.
"Sofia has uniquely great taste," Anderson says, which, given the way Coppola works, is at once a compliment to her and himself.
Japan has uniquely embraced cuteness as a reflection of its national character, the way tea ceremonies or cherry blossoms were once held up as symbolic of Japanese nationhood.
