Sentence examples for something of a unique from inspiring English sources

At 24 years old, Taylor Swift inhabits something of a unique position within the teen pop firmament.

At the London press demo, Berger claimed that Elite would be less expensive than any other comparable service, but it's unclear which service he had in mind, as this is something of a unique proposition.

There was something of a unique occurrence after 79 minutes when Josh Murphy, making his full senior debut, was substituted by his identical twin brother Jacob, also making his full senior debut.

Sam Gill Deadpool £39.99 PS3, Xbox 360 Activision ** For those whose comic-book knowledge ends at Superman, it's worth noting that Deadpool is something of a unique figure in the pantheon of heroes and villains: insane, sarcastic and conscious of the fourth wall (therefore aware of his comic-book existence).

The new BarkBox app is actually something of a unique take on how mobile can work for subscription services like this.

Some days this dual identity feels empowering - allowing me to take control of my own projects and giving me something of a unique selling point.

Every community has something of a culture unique to itself.

It's been retooled and refined in its transition onto a mobile device, and now acts as something of a user's unique musical fingerprint.

While advertisers inundate us with messages that Dad wants barbecue supplies, ties, or golf gear, the truth is, papa really wants something that is one-of-a-kind, something unique, something weird.

I realized that I didn't have to be the 1% because I had something better: a unique combination of skills that no one else had.

After all, that's what the four years of high school are for: to get involved in extracurricular clubs and sports, maintain a high GPA, score well on the SAT and ACT, and develop something special -- a unique quality, of sorts -- that makes you stand out from the rest of the applicants.