uniquely *

He had also been uniquely good at running away from things.

For one thing, you have the press, which has been uniquely hard on her.

In fact, it may be what makes us uniquely human.

I like the fact that my stuff is sort of uniquely small and special.

In some sense, it was more uniquely his than anything else he had built.

She said her job would be to support that uniquely local character.

What he ended up with is something uniquely his own.

His goal was to provide a uniquely American approach to training children.

"We have to do our job and show what a department store can uniquely offer."

But the way in which she does is uniquely hers.

She is good in bed, doctor, but not uniquely so.

Each of these three universities has its own uniquely important history.

The result is a uniquely detailed report from the front.

A. Yes, it does, and that again is the uniquely human part of us.

You will set up a system that is uniquely yours.

The street is still evolving in a uniquely American way.

From our point of view, that made him uniquely valuable.

Uniquely, you could turn at any angle in this game.

And they created a uniquely American part of the city, the downtown.

A man is uniquely responsible for the character of his son.

The two of you are rather uniquely positioned to act on it.

This will always stand as a major achievement, uniquely his own.

But what he has done with that technique is uniquely his own.

But in fact we deserve the right to have this uniquely for 17 years.

I'm uniquely qualified to be the only one who can really keep up with her, you know.