Sentence examples for uniquely true from inspiring English sources
"There remains a deep divide in this country between those who believe that religious traditions should be a recognized and celebrated part of public life, and those who believe that their particular religious tradition should publicly recognized as uniquely true," said Rabbi Brad Hirschfield, president of CLAL The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership.
But this should not be understood to imply that there is one uniquely true interpretation of historical processes and events.
However, it is not clear why the problem is one that is especially or uniquely true of policies affecting children.
But standing for something that's uniquely true, right, ownable and authentic and effectively taking actions in support of your brand's stance is easier said than done.
On the one hand, difficulties like those mentioned above have undermined the idea that a uniquely true and comprehensive system of categories could be developed.
The fairest label to apply to McKeon, say his defenders, is that of "systematic pluralist": a thinker who allowed-indeed, demanded-a breadth of meanings, terms, and propositions so multifaceted that no one analysis or philosophic system was uniquely true.
Ahead of the book's release on May 31, we spoke to McShane about this uniquely American true crime character.
It was an almost fitting end to a uniquely American true crime saga one complete with the moniker "Golden State Killer"—in this era of unchecked police misconduct and state-sanctioned violence.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is dreadful, that is true — uniquely unqualified as a presidential candidate.
Likewise, certain images of God (and sacred books) are held to be uniquely powerful and true (pure) expressions of divine reality.
A satisfactory solution has apparent lightcurve frequencies of 0.135 and 0.126 h−1 and implies a longest-to-shortest axis ratio of ≳5:1, although the available data are insufficient to uniquely constrain the true frequencies and shape.
