Sentence examples for something entirely unique from inspiring English sources

But while all the usual suspects (Starbucks, Costa, Caffe Nero etc) are here, there and everywhere in Brighton, it's the prevalence of countless independent coffee shops that's most striking, with each offering something different and, at times, something entirely unique.

Instead of the cheap postmodernist tat that defined its 1980s architecture, London would have as its city-crown a monument lovingly crafted by a world-renowned architect, who would create something entirely unique, a sheer spire of steel and glass.

The film is transformed into something entirely unique – a musical as bright and beautiful as any you'll ever see, which swiftly becomes a sad and soulful tale characterised by that least romantic of all things: disappointed compromise.

At a tight 72 minutes, the film is a quick and dazzling burst of pleasure, pulling together so many opposing visuals, ideas and genres and coming up with something entirely unique as a result.

But, whether you are buying a mass produced print from Amazon or something entirely unique from a local art show the amount of choices can be overwhelming.

Here is my opportunity to expose the artists that are doing something entirely unique and perhaps a bit alternative.

(The company now has nine hotels and another four that will open in the next three years. Six years ago the Trumps owned 4 golf courses. They now own 14). Doral offered not only a combination of the two but also something else entirely unique: a resort and golf courses 5 miles from Miami International Airport.

People emigrate here from all over the world, but when they get here, they assimilate a bit, keep a bit of their native cultures and create something entirely and totally unique and new.

We wanted something completely unique.

Like those filmmakers, he blends low and highbrow ideas into something entirely familiar and utterly unique.

Until recently spam and viruses have been talked about in isolation, viewed as something entirely separate, both with their own unique set of issues and accompanying detection techniques.