Sentence examples for The singularity of from inspiring English sources

The singularity of their selfhoods militates against subtlety of engagement.

The singularity of troop holds when the meaning sticks to a small number.

The singularity of "Wuthering Heights" emerges in part from the fact that Brontë died without publishing another novel.

The singularity of Kissinger fades as Ferguson shadow boxes with earlier, more unfavourable biographers, such as investigative journalist Seymour Hersh.

The singularity of that touch stands in contrast to what by anyone's standards is a static period in Italian design.

The singularity of Arbus's vision is the over-all theme of "Untitled," if "theme" is the word.

The singularity of that mission is what makes it crucial that journalists are solely journalists, not secret government agents or undercover police.

The singularity of the computing company is upon us.

The singularity of the moment was lessened by the (predictable) coverage and reaction the morning after.

Note the singularity of that comment.

Both force us to appreciate the singularity of Hitchcock's original.