Sentence examples for not really unique from inspiring English sources

That's a cool prize, but it's not really unique.

Simply put, we hate missing out on unique opportunities, even when the opportunity is not really unique at all.

You are not really unique.

We won't say this PC looks, or copies, the iMac, because that wasn't really unique either.

Of course, other travel sites have had similar features for some time, so this isn't really unique to Hipmunk.

By now you'll have guessed that the calling was done over Wi-Fi, which I suppose isn't really unique even if it made me wonder how they did it without launching a third-party app like Skype.

The truth that few wanted to confront was Nixon wasn't really unique at all -- just a peculiarly rotten and inept defender of a system, the national security state, that actually didn't work at all, that was corrupt to its very core.

Or that Abu Ghraib was not really a "unique" event -- just ask the Native Americans.

Gormenghast is immensely visual – yet it has proved very difficult to film, and the BBC version a while back did not really capture its unique atmosphere.

"But not many have something really unique, like Felsenstein," Walter Felsenstein, at Berlin's Komische Oper, "or Wieland Wagner," at the Bayreuth Festival, two giants who flourished in the mid-20th century.

The software lets you learn with Chinese characters, but is not really designed to teach this unique and difficult system.