Sentence examples for much uniquely from inspiring English sources

The hotel I liked so much uniquely uses the spelling Pee Pee, distinguishing it from several hotels and resorts with Phi Phi in their names.

"This has always been to some degree present in the U.S. and pretty much uniquely in the U.S.," he said.

You may have heard of them from their On My Way EP, and even if you didn't it's hard to find a band with this much uniquely beautiful harmonies and instrumentation.

He does not believe, as most of the American right has come to in the past forty or so years, that the workings of the unimpeded market are good, much less uniquely blessed.

Without these relations I don't know how I could be identified at all, much less uniquely.

But, continues Hoban, it is also very much the uniquely testosterone-fueled behavior you might have expected it to be: "It's about men establishing an alpha male," he says.

But, continues Hoban, it is also very much the uniquely testosterone-fuelled behaviour you might have expected it to be: "It's about men establishing an alpha male," he says.

But one of the most unexpected pop hits by a jazz musician owed as much to its uniquely jazzy sound as to a melody people could hum in the bus queue.

It would be too easy, perhaps, to observe that there was nothing very Iranian about this story and much that was uniquely American: not just the manner of death but the particular blend of irony and pathos in how the young men who fled from retributive violence in their own country met a violent end in ours.

Semipartial correlation coefficients are a useful measure for interpretation as they indicate how much each variable uniquely contributes to R (total amount of variance in the criterion accounted for by the predictor variables) over and above that which can be accounted for by the other predictor variables.

Annotations was a much more interesting and uniquely Twitter-ish approach to more robust tweets.