Sentence examples similar to uniquely doing something from inspiring English sources
We are doing something that is almost uniquely human.
Knowing that you're doing something for the last time is a uniquely human fear.
The Pact project is uniquely looking at the safeguarding of these children – it is doing something that no one else is".
I realized I was uniquely positioned to do something about it, to take what I'd learned from my own experience and turn it into the solution I wish I'd had at the time.
eBay, he notes, now has his startup Bureau of Trade, plus other acquisitions like Svpply and Hunch, which he describes as a "triumvirate that's uniquely positioned to do something catalytic and game-changing later this fall.
"We are uniquely positioned to do something big and bold," Newsom told me.
You then dismiss that as a "simplistic story line" but seem to agree that FSG did something uniquely well, which no one does now.
He would be so much easier to detest if he scowled like Alonzo Mourning or shimmied like Mark Jackson or did something uniquely annoying, say, clenched his fist like Michael or taunted the Knick bench like Reggie.
But Ryan said he hopes pushback against the visit is "kind of clever". He told The Post that he wants to make a statement but also doesn't "want to just feed the hate". "We'll have to do something uniquely Irish," he said.
Sarkisian said he wanted players to use him as "a resource" but added, "competitively, as the head coach at SC, sure I want them to be here because I think we have a chance to do something uniquely special next fall".
