Sentence examples for was not uniquely from inspiring English sources

Mr Milosevic was not uniquely evil but, among the many evil men who contributed to the horror of the wars of the Yugoslav succession, he was pre-eminent.

Through the way that he engaged us, I felt that we were working on something that was not uniquely theater but rather some kind of questioning, of challenging yourself.

While it is true that Chris Rennard was a talented campaigns chief to whom many "senior Lib Dems" no doubt owe their careers, he was not uniquely so, nor flawlessly.

When he wants to argue, for instance, that the 20th century was not uniquely violent, he cites a list of the 21 worst atrocities in human history and notes that when you adjust for the size of world population only one 20th century horror (World War II, taken as a whole) makes the top ten.

He was by no means the only person in ancient Judaism who struck out on his own, acting in accord with his own perception of God's will, and so he was not uniquely troubling in this respect, but such behaviour might nevertheless be suspicious.

Lord Coe said it was important the Games was not uniquely a London story.

It was an ambitious production, but it wasn't uniquely suited to TV — it was like theatre, only with more technical glitches.

The theory, however, is not unique because the kinetic energy density is not uniquely defined.

Samples from outbred mice require special consideration because, although each outbred individual is genetically unique, individuals are not uniquely identified.

But the problem is not uniquely American.

If Saddam is evil, he is not uniquely so.