Sentence examples for sort of a unique from inspiring English sources

This is sort of a unique suburb.

Water vapor is the most potent of the greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere, and it's sort of a unique player among the greenhouse gases.

"But Hermès is sort of a unique exception that has managed to grow and still stick to its roots," he said.

It's sort of a unique experience.

Of course, for this to happen, the machines would need some sort of agency, a unique brand of intelligence that motivates them to fend for themselves.

In interviews, Ponsot has mentioned her Catholic faith, and she pays homage to the Catholic Hopkins, who endeavored (as she does) to see in each plant, each animal, each sort of weather, a unique instance of Providence: "Loft him Halo him / Prize him high, pen in hand," she tells Hopkins ("him" is God).

"It's just sort of a way to create a unique space where you can appreciate the photos and the music and kind of shut out whatever is happening over there.

There's obviously also the music clearance issues that are sort of unique to a show like that.

But I sort of make up for that, I think, in terms of understanding where things are going to go, having a vision about the future, and really understanding the industry I am in, and what the company does, and also sort of the unique position of starting a company and working on it for three years before starting the company.

Since endometriosis is a persistent disease with substantial gene dysregulation, there must be cellular memory of some sort that constitutes a unique cell identity for endometriotic cells.

Although the demand for the unconditioned is inherent in the very nature of our reason, although it is unavoidable and indispensably necessary, Kant nevertheless does not take it to be without problems of a unique sort; for the very same demand that guides our rational scientific inquiries and defines our (human) reason is also the locus of error that needs to be curbed or prevented.