Sentence examples for not particularly unique from inspiring English sources

"They're not particularly unique features of an Australian beach, but these ones in particular are special.

"There will always be difficult issues of the day and frankly this period is not particularly unique," Rice said.

"On the one hand the Galaxy S6 design is not particularly unique or exciting, but on the other much more important hand, absolutely nothing about it sucks".

Kennedy says: "To a degree, I had a strong feeling that what we were witnessing in Bristol was not particularly unique to Bristol at all, or to children's heart surgery, or indeed any other corner of the health service.

Smith's success in the industry is not particularly unique, but the fanbase that follows him wherever he goes (be it a departures lounge in an airport or a catwalk show) undoubtedly is.

(Instead, he launched his popular TV series, "The Apprentice"). Trump sharply criticized the war in Iraq in the August 2004 cover story of Esquire magazine, titled "Donald Trump: How I'd Run the Country (Better)." But by then — 17 months after the invasion — many Americans had turned against the war, making Trump's position not particularly unique.

The idea of Friendsgiving isn't particularly unique to us, but it is quietly radical in its way (even if it does have its haters).

As my colleague Aaron Blake pointed out, Pirro's comments this week aren't particularly unique for Fox News hosts, or President Trump himself.

The "win a meeting" fundraising model isn't particularly unique.

This approach isn't particularly unique — as I said, everyone needs data.

But for the most part pricing doesn't get out of control because most stuff sold on eBay isn't particularly unique and price boundaries are well established.