Sentence examples for is still unique from inspiring English sources
Thompson is still unique.
But Jeanne Calment, the French woman who died in 1997 at the age of 122, is still unique.
Jimmy Breslin's column in Newsday is still unique in its Breslin-esque style but its readers are largely suburban.
The concession system is still unique to France, where it is regarded as unexportable, perhaps even untranslatable.
The Châtelet, the only major venue putting on musicals in English with a full symphony orchestra, believes it is still unique.
But Jessica's approach was still unique.
Thomas Beecham/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: from another era, maybe, but Beecham's insights into Haydn are still unique.
Human beings are still unique in our capacity to think outside the immediate scope of a task or a problem and to deal with ambiguity.
Carey keeps faith – "a man's self-estimation was, in the end, a matter of relativity … he still had his mind, he was still unique" – despite his fear of a spider whose "pulsing egg of a body perched on running legs – an egg whose yolk swam with killing poisons".
While these behaviours are clearly different from human death rituals, they're still unique as far as elephant behaviour goes.
