Sentence examples for way unique to from inspiring English sources

These experiences were not in any way unique to the New York Times.

In the way unique to teen-age girls, I had a particularly deep and abiding obsession with this boy.

In some poems, the individual destiny is frequently writ large in unashamedly mythic style, and then disarmingly deflated in a way unique to this poet.

Many members say they resent being overshadowed by the S.D.S. of 1968 and argue that their opposition will manifest itself in a way unique to their own generation.

Ms. Roberts and Mr. Donaldson have also taken to doing more one-on-one interviews, which are a staple of Mr. Russert's program though in no way unique to it.

Asked about the applicability of the African results to men in the United States, the study's senior author, Dr. Ronald H. Gray, a professor of reproductive epidemiology at Johns Hopkins, said, "There is no reason to believe that this is in any way unique to Africa".

Explorers who convey the fullness of experience through music, word and gesture, touching, in ways unique to themselves, the chord of the universal.

The feature lets you input third-party plug-ins to process sound in ways unique to other platforms.

Finally, transmission electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy show that amorphization, the localized loss of crystallinity, drives mechanical failure in ways unique to boron suboxide.

What's happening in Hungary is, in some ways, unique to a small country whose experience with democracy is less than a generation old.

It is clear that at least in some cases, viruses utilize host factors in ways unique to viral infection.