Sentence examples for a bit singular from inspiring English sources

The discussion is a bit singular in its focus of microtransit as a replacement of public transit rather than an additive service and doesn't give much credit to the trip planning and space management capabilities of many microtransit services, nor changes in consumer expectations towards transportation.

Her utopian urge to share the spotlight sits a bit uneasily against the very singular nature of her stardom, in which she's naturally complicit.

Equally impressive is the 2K Showcase mode that focuses on WWE's most famous wrestler (aside from that other guy who turned out to be a bit racist) Stone Cold Steve Austin, where the singular focus allows for a detailed representation of the Rattlesnake's historied career.

A woman every bit as singular as her talent in the dramatic arts.

Even more importantly, the singular value of accuracy is a bit of a misnomer.

While Second Life is what Altberg calls a bit of a "walled garden," with users entering through a singular "front door," new Sansar users will have various starting points.

The singular focus of that comment threw me off a bit as we settled down onto the couch.

Declension gets a bit tricky because nouns (and adjectives and pronouns...) come in not only singular and plural, but also masculine, feminine, and neuter.

Or perhaps it is something a bit less fraught, along the lines of us not knowing quite what to make of such a singular figure.

In other words, he is a bit of a crank, which, in the often ooey-gooey world of food writing, earns him a status approaching singular.

With a bit of care, the pseudospectral method is a very robust and efficient method for solving differential eigenproblems, even with singular eigenmodes.