Sentence examples for utterly unique to from inspiring English sources

He added, "Until this moment in history, we thought that the idea of ritualized behaviors directed toward the dead . . . was utterly unique to Homo sapiens".

Overwatch borrows a key aspect from the MOBA genre of games in that the action is centred on super-powered heroes who all boast powers and skills that are utterly unique to them.

Olds selects intense moments from her family romance — usually ones involving violence or sexuality or both — and then stretches them in opposite directions, rendering them in such obsessive detail that they seem utterly unique to her personal experience, while at the same time using metaphor to insist on their universality.

Kitano is scornful, furious, disapproving and droll all at once - a combination utterly unique to him - as he addresses the dumbstruck teenagers, who now have hi-tech bracelets fixed immovably around their necks, designed to explode at his whim, and otherwise to alert him to their whereabouts and health.

It's utterly unique to the Upper Palatinate and each Zoigl brew-house has a unique vibe.

So the way you sense and experience this world is utterly unique to your body, your internal biology, chemistry, mechanics and emotional as well as psychological constitution.

"Romney understands the value of free enterprise, appreciates its utterly unique ability to alleviate poverty, unleash creative endeavor, spread wealth and lift the burden of ceaseless backbreaking labor.

"An Unnecessary Woman" is an utterly unique love poem to the book and to the tenacity of the feminine spirit.

But something special kicks in as girls mature together and grow closer, something that is utterly unique and incomprehensible to anyone beyond the emotional bond.

So, while Bangladesh will never overtake Indonesia as a surf fantasy trip, there are enough waves here between April and November, as well as an utterly unique surf scene, to make Bangladesh an intriguingly offbeat proposition for the truly adventurous surfer.

Of course, once the utter uniqueness of a god has been shown, one can begin to use "God" as a proper name to refer to that utterly unique being, as he subsequently argues in Summa Theologiae Ia.13 does happen.