Sentence examples for surely unique from inspiring English sources

His protean career was surely unique, as he sang and recorded more vocal music than any who came before.

This is not to criticise Sejima and Nishizawa, for they are surely unique in subjecting modernism's most famous maxim, "less is more", to the most intensely rigorous dematerialisation.

While it is true that translated poems can take on a new life when translated by another poet, it is surely unique for this situation to pertain within a single author's work.

For some men it's rolling stock, for others batting averages, but two gents from Plymouth are surely unique in having made a 30-year fetish out of ward election results.

Brenton is surely unique in having divided the action of a play between the 1987 Conservative election victory and a utopian fantasy projected 700 years in the future (Greenland, 1988).

Hence, the solution for system (1.1) with initial value (1.2) is almost surely unique on the interval ([t_{0} - tau,T]).

But first there is the matter of the cause of my early repulsion, relevant because surely not unique.

"Concerning Dave Moyes, spending 11 years at a club and then get sacked after losing against them must surely be unique?

They claim that Mr. Berlusconi's solution to the crisis in 2008 was largely to change Italian law to open a vast dumping ground in a Unesco-protected park on an active volcano — surely a unique phenomenon in Western Europe.

In 1981, nominee John Banville wrote a letter to the Guardian requesting that the prize be given to him forthwith; with the prize fund he would buy every copy of the longlisted books in Ireland and donate them to libraries, "thus ensuring that the books not only are bought but also read - surely a unique occurence".

The game G ( a ) has almost surely a unique pure NE.