Sentence examples for uniquely was from inspiring English sources

Nansen sensed at a profound level the "yearning after light and knowledge", and, almost uniquely, was able to marry that understanding to physical capability and snowcraft.

Griffith, uniquely, was happy to share her experience of detox with her fans on her website, describing how she "detoxed like a junkie".

Mrs May hit back with a missive asking about the education department's failure to deal with the claimed Birmingham problem earlier, internal correspondence which, uniquely, was published on the Home Office website hours later.

"You have to ask, out of all the receptions put on here, why uniquely was this the only one where the Evening Standard photographed everybody leaving, which some people might find intrusive.... Once I had indicated I did not want to get into a debate, it was inappropriate for a reporter to pursue me along the public pathway barking the same question.

This thought first struck them in Berkeley in the late 1960s when they realized that what they once had done uniquely was now part of a "mass movement". "That was a revelation to me," Seeger recalled of Berkeley's Colby Street area, where for the first time the NLCR saw a lot of other people playing their kind of music, and playing it socially.

This amorphous focus is particularly troublesome because this Commission uniquely was created by one branch of government to investigate another co-equal branch of government, arguably an infringement of the Separation of Powers principle.

Human life, perhaps uniquely, is priceless.

"Execution dates here, uniquely, are set by individual district attorneys," Professor Dow said.

He presided over provincial meetings that, uniquely, were attended by people from all four countries.

He will also uniquely be in that position as a former president.

They simply respect others for who they uniquely are.