Sentence examples for uniquely young from inspiring English sources

Uniquely, Young New Yorkers continues to build its partnerships with artists, teachers, lawyers, volunteers and several agencies within the criminal justice system, including criminal and community courts, the District Attorney's Office and the Legal Aid Society.

Only a week before, the theatre's Sampled Weekend, with tickets pitched between £5 and £10, attracted a uniquely young public, some of them first-time dance goers.

Musical.ly also has a uniquely young audience, which partly explains the sense, outside the app, of a quiet rise to prominence.

MR: Yeah, it's also a uniquely young sounding album.

I have become a voice for young moms (and uniquely, young black female professionals and mothers).

Indeed, this very pattern is seen in the plant Silene latifolia, which has uniquely young sex chromosomes wholly derived from autosomes as opposed to representing new sex chromosome−autosome fusions, as is the case for young sex chromosomes in Drosophila.

He knew how to inspire the young with his uniquely youthful idealism, and how to engender the not-so-young with his fiery rhetoric in defense of the working and middle classes.

Two uniquely talented young chefs that were loved by everyone who worked with them.

The uniquely Korean Young San ceremony, which was suppressed when Japan colonized Korea from 1910 to 1945, includes ritual dances accompanied by gongs, drums and cymbals as well as somber chants that, like Gregorian chant, are sung in unison without a beat.

It struck him as "a quantum leap" by a uniquely gifted young artist: "He'd found a way to take a very dramatic personal story and make it speak about the fate of his native country".

John Schlesinger's A Kind of Loving (1960) introduced another uniquely talented young actor, Alan Bates, whose Vic Brown gets his girlfriend pregnant and does "the right thing" by marrying her.