Sentence examples for quite uniquely from inspiring English sources
KB: We make anything from small wallets upwards and we do wash bags, make-up bags, a whole range of bags, all quite uniquely made.
It's a style that reminds one occasionally of Sterne's Tristram Shandy and modernist stream-of-consciousness novels, but it is quite uniquely Gray's, the verbal manifestation of the man himself, unprotected by any fictional mask, naked and quite frequently ashamed.
Burton shared their competitive spirit too, once refusing to shake hands with her daughter – quite uniquely, mother and daughter both competed for Great Britain – after a race which Denise had won (Beryl claimed it was because she felt her daughter – who had won by the narrowest of margins – "hadn't done her whack").
On one side was his partly smoked and grilled version and on the other, quite uniquely, a smoked and pickled version.
You imagine McQueen feels there's a lot of many - or all - of us in Brandon, even if his troubles feel quite uniquely tragic in the moment".
Quite uniquely, the only exception to the bis-Cys covalent attachment of the c-type hemes via the conserved -Cys-Xxx-Xxx-Cys-His- motis in cyt c is found in eukaryotes from the phylum Euglenozoa, including trypanosome and Leishmania parasites.
For Mill, harm is uniquely powerful and to many subsequent proponents of 'the harm principle,' as we shall see, it has been considered especially powerful if not quite unique.
And yet "The Florist's Daughter," with its blighted Midwestern provinciality, mystical yearning and the sense that home (despite its comfort and familiarity) is not quite home, is uniquely Hampl.
Yet the good news is that, in terms of structure and that slightly detached, uniquely avuncular, quite-possibly-stoned tone of voice, Maupin seems to have got his mojo back.
Why?Domicile is a uniquely British concept, not quite the same as residence or nationality.
Some deals, in fact, have become quite competitive when there's a uniquely desirable product, competitor or technology in the industry.
