Sentence examples for to be unique in from inspiring English sources

Kamens considered Harroun's predicament to be "unique in American law".

I fear that the situation in Vienna is unlikely to be unique in Europe.

But the sommelier class at the Lecce prison is believed to be unique in Italy.

The company's scheme is understood to be unique in the UK.

Embryonic stem cells are thought to be unique in their ability to grow into any tissue in the body.

France was to be unique in the world because of its contribution to the arts, to philosophy, literature and sciences.

Her dying gave rise to a body of work thought to be unique in the history of art.

BERLIN — A small store opened last month in the Schöneberg district here that appears to be unique in the world.

ZORN Each record in the "Book of Angels" series is meant to be unique in terms of the compositions.

Their venom, thought to be unique in the animal kingdom, consists overwhelmingly of an unpleasant, pepper-like substance.

This particular form of DOP is thought to be unique, in that it's spread through the internet.