Sentence examples for sense unique from inspiring English sources

There's nothing, in one sense, unique about that.

The corporate ethos of every culture is in some sense unique.

Jewish eschatology is in this sense unique: its main concern is the fate of a nation, not what happens to an individual at death or thereafter.

Dr. Soares, who specializes in neuroethology -- the neural underpinnings of animal behavior -- has lately discovered a kind of sixth sense unique to crocodilians, which are often referred to generically as crocodiles.

The GSTM1 copy number variation (CNV) is in a sense unique and provides us with "natural knockouts" for this gene in human population.

Yet he also sensed unique opportunity.

Traditionally, the self was conceptualized as an individuated construct, the person?s sense of unique identity.

Since travel insurance plans can be expensive, they only make sense for unique, never-going-to-happen-again vacations.

"As the world grows more global, people become more connected, but they also ache for a sense of unique contribution.

Hence, the Problem B is equivalent, in the sense of unique solvability, to the second kind Volterra integral equation (14).

However, I sense his unique personality, his soul, his heart.