Sentence examples for nearly unique from inspiring English sources

This is nearly unique in Europe.

This is nearly unique in Europe," he said.

The city's ever-changing mosaic of newcomers has created a sport within a sport nearly unique in America.

What followed was nearly unique in the long series of annual messages delivered by presidents in the 19th century.

In his sequel to The Man In The Grey Flannel Suit, Tom and Betsey's divorce is a happy one, some thing nearly unique in American literature.

"Humans have a vast and nearly unique capacity to cool themselves by sweating – but this only works when the air is relatively dry," he added.

Fitzgerald found several nearly unique instances of language usage — a preference for pompous vocabulary such as "dubiety," "redoubt," and other ponderous phrasings.

At the beginning of their lives as hydrogen-burning objects, stars define a nearly unique line in the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram called the zero-age main sequence.

It is visited by nearly eight million unique users a month.

During the year theguardian.com achieved a record audience of nearly 30m unique users.

The state and federal exchanges saw nearly 27m unique visitors from October 1st to November 2nd.