Sentence examples for just as unique from inspiring English sources

Multiple sclerosis is a progressive disease that affects every individual uniquely, and therefore carries just as unique caregiving responsibilities for their loved ones.

But the black Humphries uses is just as unique as the silver.

Also on the horizon, and just as unique design-wise, is a proposal by Solastor, chaired by former Liberal party leader John Hewson.

All manner of variances over giveaway copies and foreign sales bedevil ABC comparisons, just as unique browsers and visitors in the online world paint a contrary picture of success.

His investment style is just as unique as his management practices.

Johnny Depp continues: "Australians are just as unique, both warm and direct.

But just as a unique collection of actual "subjects" and "predicates" (that is, literal-synecdochic elements) make up a word, so too do actual "subjects" and "predicates" (that is, again, literal-synecdochic elements) make up a fictional entity.

Most likely, sexual relations, interactions and interests are probably just as varied, unique, personal and complex as they have always been.

Just as he was unique in admitting his dishonesty, he is unique in coming back to the sport nearly as good as when he was kicked out of it.

But, just as Ireland had unique problems that made it different from Greece, and Portugal presents its own special difficulties, so Spain has its own peculiar set of troubles.

"When I arrived home, tan and quite bald, and hugged my mother, I knew that I had stories just as wonderful and unique as hers," Isaak said.