Sentence examples for uniquely popular from inspiring English sources

Medicare is a uniquely popular government program.

"In an era of prejudice and segregation Louis was uniquely popular," we are told.

These are as much local hangouts as tourist curiosities, and what makes them uniquely popular are the few remaining elements of Basque boardinghouse culture: huge platters, low prices and plenty of camaraderie.

The idea that reducing your children's inheritance is good for them is perhaps uniquely popular amongst America's wealthy.Still, maybe these new signatories will inspire their peers, much as Ted Turner's pledge in 1997 to give $1 billion to the UN did for his fellow American super rich.

Using historic data from searches across the United States, Google found that tree farms, electronic stores, ATV rental services, and video game stores are among the "most uniquely popular stops" on Thanksgiving (apparently people enjoy views from high places the day before Thanksgiving, when rollercoasters and scenic overlooks are popular).

In part, that meant shifting some responsibility to employers — an idea that if not uniquely popular in San Francisco is certainly not shared nationwide, as the political climate turns toward austerity.

"Such a uniquely stable, successful, popular, boring government as this one leaves journalists nothing interesting to write about, which is bad for their careers," he said.

Pantomime, a uniquely British artform, has become very popular with Americans lately.

In a uniquely rancorous election, Trump lost the popular vote but won in the electoral college, sparking protests in major cities and fears from rights groups that he will unleash forces of sexism, racism and homophobia.

Being popular and unopposed, he is uniquely positioned to rattle some cages — the mayor's, city unions' or those of anyone else who stands in the way of an efficient, service-oriented City Hall.

He runs one of the world's most popular blogs, AskThePilot, where, in a uniquely acerbic way, he answers passengers' questions on anything from turbulence to airport security.