Sentence examples for though not unique from inspiring English sources

Hamad's case was unusual though not unique.

Lincoln's example was rare, though not unique.

There are other problems that, though not unique to shared ownership properties, occur more often with them.

An olive-skinned girl with thick brown hair — she was adopted from Guatemala as a baby — Marguerite has always liked to go shopping and wear pretty things (not a typical trait for a girl with autism, though not unique either).

The Greeks already saw arithmetic and geometry as the necessary, though not unique, means of attaining philosophical knowledge.

Earlier we observed (§ 4.2) that the problems of definition to which the Sophist calls attention, though not unique to the sophist, are in his case partially explained by his essence.

And yet the HCF discussion of FLN seems to incline to the view that human language capacities have a unique human (though not uniquely linguistic) essence.

Concerns about commitments, carbon pricing and adequate resources are genuine, though not the unique preserve of the business community, but in these versions there is barely any conception that business itself might still be part of the problem.

So far, though, not much unique or different from previous years.

Though not entirely unique, it's an idea that in and of itself has merit – that a link shouldn't be a "web link" or "app link" but something that works no matter what device you're on, taking you to the most appropriate destination.

The rap-metal hybrid, though not as unique as several years ago, is more powerful and compelling than before.