Sentence examples for But singularly from inspiring English sources

Coppola is, in her way, puncturing the image of the excessive but singularly brilliant (male) director as omniscient genius, which was certainly reinforced by her father.

"We're going to look back in three or four years and see the last 12 months as a difficult but singularly beneficial period of time," Mr. Brennan said.

Eventually, the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston acquired her works, and the artist, who never sold a painting in her lifetime, earned tenure as a minor but singularly appealing player in the history of American Modernism.

It's multiracial, but singularly cultural.

As well as its story being relatable but singularly structured, how the game plays feels unique.

Favorite Musical Artist: Adam Joseph One of my favorite musical artists on the planet, Adam Joseph is not only epically cool and badass, but singularly gifted as a singer and musician.

Other ballerinas are no less admired, but she, singularly endearing, is singularly cherished.

The two children, aged four and three, are dressed in the costume of the court but look singularly unhappy.

Solomon described Thanksgiving as "celebrating neither religion nor ethnic identity but the singularly American devotion to enormous helpings of bland food".

Copeau's reasoning was based on an assessment that the modern theatre had initiated a mass of new staging techniques but had singularly failed to find the new dramatists to maintain the literary standard of the theatre.

It is certainly the most convincing turkey to appear in art since Norman Rockwell painted his "Freedom From Want" in 1943 and helped to establish Thanksgiving as the quintessential national holiday, celebrating neither religion nor ethnic identity but the singularly American devotion to enormous helpings of bland food.