Sentence examples for is practically unique from inspiring English sources

Johnson has boasted that he is practically unique in speaking positively of foreign incomers.

His team is practically unique in the field of "architectural forensics", using the designer's spatial toolkit to build damning bodies of evidence used in both UN investigations and trials in the international criminal court.

Among recent films, Seraphine, Martin Provost's biopic about an early-20th-century French cleaning woman and self-taught painter, is practically unique in its curiosity about a woman's creative drive.

France is practically unique in Europe in making it obligatory, for couples who marry, to do so in a civil ceremony, with potential jail terms for priests who conduct a religious ceremony first.

For this is practically the import of his dictum, "Consciousness is the Unique Reality".

2.3.2 is discerning and thus able to provide a unique minimum, assuming that the constitutive law is practically identifiable.

It is practically indestructible.

Rabin is practically grimacing.

Hanky-panky is practically unknown.

His name is practically unknown.

It is practically a star.