Sentence examples for the most uniquely from inspiring English sources

But certainly Griner is the most uniquely influential.

In a statement, Pamela Stephenson Connolly said: "Robin was one of the most uniquely brilliant and complicated comic artists the world has ever known.

The buzz: "Drawing on a variety of influences - gospel, hymns, folk, baroque pop - Fleet Foxes have fashioned the most uniquely beautiful sound you'll hear this year".

In an excerpt from his new e-book "Epic Fail," Mark O'Connell on the most "uniquely and thrillingly terrible" novelist in history.

The Scottish Open, which tees off Thursday at Gullane Golf Club outside Edinburgh, is one of the most uniquely situated tournaments on the European golfing calendar.

So allow me to put in a word for what I think is one of the most uniquely New York food scenes, Barney Greengrass, the Sturgeon King on Amsterdam and 86th.

First, Forstall demoed updates to the smart-aleck intelligent voice assistant Siri, perhaps the most uniquely-identifying aspect of iOS and the one utility that neither Microsoft nor Google can claim to challenge.

In a nearly inevitable future where every device in our home has a live connection to the web, and can be controlled by our devices, device manufacturers are the ones most uniquely poised to offer holistic solutions to consumers.

We inspected the patterns of epigenetic remodeling to discover which of the assayed marks most uniquely identify the EMT clusters.

But for a small section, you, Jack, get to spend time in the company of the Rapture's most uniquely twisted resident, artist Sander Cohen.

Also missing from the article was the core reason that the redesign is so disturbing to thousands of us: The park's central plan, which has served for decades as the nation's most uniquely successful free speech and public gathering space, is being transformed against the will of an overwhelming number of park users and park experts.