Sentence examples for supposedly unique from inspiring English sources

Researchers have challenged the supposedly unique ability of humans to use language.

Americans, as Kennan was grimly aware, are enamored of their supposedly unique virtues and unique destiny.

Many linguists, however, would challenge the notion that the "fingerprint," a supposedly unique identifier, can be metaphorically applied to writing.

Paul writes:  A century after the first world war, Australia has come to eulogise its Anzac diggers for their supposedly unique capacity for mateship, resilience, egalitarianism and sacrifice.

She also did just as well as me academically, and had many of the same opportunities that were supposedly unique to my school.

Yet for other scientists, animal reasoning and consciousness have merely become the latest in the long list of humanity's supposedly unique characteristics to be acknowledged as shared more widely across the animal kingdom.

This approach is based on the fact that while not everyone has an e-mail address, everyone supposedly has a unique street address, and that businesses tend to have street addresses for their customers more often than they have e-mail addresses.

Intelligence agencies thrive on impressing politicians and the public with their mystique, exploits real or imagined, and possession of information that supposedly gives them a unique understanding of the world.

Unique visitors are supposedly up 13%, with Facebook showing a decline of 800,000 or so unique visitors in the same period.

That's hardly unique to one supposedly bitchy, silly, airheaded industry.

Last year the British parliament voted to join in the bombing, supposedly to add its own unique contribution.