Sentence examples for terribly unique from inspiring English sources

"There isn't anything terribly unique in the manufacturing, but the vehicle itself certainly is," said Jeff Gray, chief executive of VectorWorks Marine in Titusville, Fla., the contract manufacturer building the Kenguru.

But while it may not be terribly unique, it's easy to see why the Posterous team is interested in Slinkset.

I just do not think that many people in this world are so terribly unique that you can't find someone else to do their job.

The screen detaches from the keyboard and body portion, which isn't in itself terribly unique, but the screen in Apple's version communicates with the brains in the base via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other wireless communication protocols, meaning all the serious computing work is still handled by the traditionally located GPU and CPU.

The circumstances that led up to Sabbie's death are not terribly unique.

There are specific proposals, too, such as shifting the DNC's regional staff out of D.C. and into the states, but his overarching agenda isn't terribly unique.

Though there's nothing terribly profound or unique about actor Jason Momoa's feature writing-directing debut, "Road to Paloma," it does prove an effective throwback to the loose-limbed, my-way-or-the-highway road movies of the "Easy Rider" era.

He tells her, gently and humorously, that she did it terribly, even with a unique incompetence — but he also, on both occasions, lets her know that it doesn't matter at all.

He tells her, gently and humorously, that she did it terribly, even with a unique incompetence but he also, on both occasions, lets her know that it doesn't matter at all.

Take a high-flying company terribly impressed with its sense of unique mission and ingenuity, and correspondingly contemptuous of its obligations to fully comply with the spirit of accounting rules.

Much has been made of his unique charm, that barefaced and terribly winning refusal to do or say anything other than exactly what he fancies.