Sentence examples for somehow unique from inspiring English sources

"The tacit undercurrent of her argument, as I felt it, was that Gallop's maternity had rotted her mind — besotted it with a narcissism that makes one think that an utterly ordinary experience shared by countless others is somehow unique, or uniquely interesting".

Whichever account you prefer, all chroniclers of the Bushes agree that the family have a sense of themselves as somehow unique and special.

But it also reflects a deep tendency for humans to see themselves as somehow unique and exempt from the laws of nature.

This is somehow unique and permits for high-resolution studies of the time-dependent failure of materials including precise determinations of the beginning of fractures and their consecutive progression.

IT professionals take a certain pride in their own IT infrastructure, believing that their environment is somehow unique and special compared to all the others and measurably different from the usual enterprise infrastructure designs.

Aggregate bias Thinking that an individual physician's patients are somehow unique and do not display the common features of a particular process, this can lead to false diagnoses and unnecessary procedures.

So since I'm so dim and they're so smart, let them decide what it is or it isn't.' They say: 'There aren't supposed to be degrees of intensities of uniqueness, and yet Roth is somehow inordinately unique.

Roth, as Martin Amis says, 'is somehow inordinately unique.

You perpetuate a dangerous myth that the estate tax somehow is unique in constituting "double taxation".

Wertheim and Hanley expressed surprise to me that Biro, who had no formal training as a fingerprint examiner, somehow possessed unique skills.

But we humans like to convince ourselves that we are somehow special, unique among the entire animal kingdom.