Sentence examples for he uniquely from inspiring English sources

We editors lobbied for the glory of confronting the government; he, uniquely, bore the risk.

The notion that he was through with us produces a sense of profound disarray — such as he, uniquely, might have expressed in art.

The notion that he was through with us produces a sense of profound disarray such as he, uniquely, might have expressed in art.

In an apparent attempt at balance, Goldberg indulges in very mild and brief criticism of conservatives who are tempted by compassionate (i.e., social) conservatism, though here he uniquely refrains from using the f-word.

The sub-text is that, although Mr Brown welcomes the opportunities of a globalised economy, he uniquely understands its threats and the steps Britain must take to respond to them.

He looks like a Norfolk one, Aggs, wouldn't you say?" Bill Peek raised his eyes to the encampment on the hill, pretending to follow with great interest those dozen circling, diving craft, as if he, uniquely, as the child of personnel, had nothing to fear from them.

"He's uniquely qualified," he said.

He believes he is uniquely suited, perhaps even destined, to bring the two countries together.

And as a real estate developer, he insisted he was uniquely qualified to design and implement what was basically a huge construction program.

I always knew he would, because he's uniquely suited to make a movie about a boy, given he's still got a lot of boy in him.

He knows beautiful women, er, "girls," just want "a man," and he seems to believe he is uniquely qualified to fulfill that role.