Sentence examples for scarcely unique from inspiring English sources

Myths and legends are scarcely unique to North Korean politics.

Méliès immediately recognised the use-value of this new machine but, as detailed by media historian Erik Barnouw in his short book The Magician and the Cinema, in that he was scarcely unique.

The plan to turn this old pit railway into a tourist attraction is scarcely unique: the rusty pit heads I've passed on my journey here have long ago swapped their queues of miners for a smaller stream of visitors.

That infectious disease is the result of an interaction between micro-organisms and host response genes is scarcely a unique notion confined to inflammatory bowel disease.

And he is scarcely alone.

The combination, while not unique, is scarcely common.

AIM: This on-going project concerns revealing and documenting the rapidly vanishing, unique, and scarcely known housing projects and neighborhoods that were designed and constructed all over the country by the United States Government.

More than half of the 112 unique genes were rather scarcely detected in buds.

One Victorian whose unique contribution to the history of watercolour is scarcely touched on is James McNeill Whistler, who was inspired by the British watercolour tradition to invent a whole new medium to capture the transient effects of light he wanted.

During a period that spanned six decades, the Libyan leader paraded on the world stage with a style so unique and unpredictable that the words "maverick" or "eccentric" scarcely did him justice.

(When a doctor did eventually reach them, the situation was scarcely improved by the family's eight-year-old, whose symptoms proved unique: bursting into raucous laughter every time his terrified parents opened their mouths).