Sentence examples for not wholly unique from inspiring English sources
Professionals are not wholly unique.
But all of those companies were and still are pioneers insomuch as their business models remain distinct (if not wholly unique), partly through their steady stream of innovations.
Engaging with social scientific and economic theory, Hoyer highlights key issues in economic history, placing the Roman Empire in its rightful place as a special-but not wholly unique-example of a successful preindustrial state.
Importantly, these results suggest that food is not a wholly unique zeitgeber for the anticipatory arousal system, a question recently phrased by Webb et al. [16], thereby extending the possible models of anticipation beyond restricted feeding.
Rahab's service to the Hebrews in Jericho, Ruth's faithful dedication to her mother-in-law, and their inclusion by the gospel writer in Christ's lineage suggests that Christ's birth, while wholly unique, is not unlike the progressive extension of covenant found throughout the Hebrew Bible.
Adding to his appeal was his unique speaking voice: his not wholly successful efforts to rid himself of his natural Cockney accent resulted in a clipped, much-imitated speaking pattern.
From this single report, it could not be determined if this was a wholly unique one-of-a-kind preservation, or these structures remained undiscovered in other fossil material.
Extracting spectra from small regions and averaging over multiple samples does not necessarily demonstrate that a given signature is wholly unique to a particular tissue type.
But as long as you aren't expecting Pixar quality, Son of Alladin is a wholly unique watch.
The early years of this decade were not good for soap operas, with one executive bungle after another continuously compromising what not so long ago had been a robust and deeply enriching genre wholly unique to broadcast television.
