"I have never worked with a more single-minded goalscorer," Redknapp said.
Apparently, they patronized the club downstairs — Lab.oratory, which has a separate entrance and a more single-minded clientele.
A more single-minded satirist — Billy Wilder, for example — might have stopped there, but Mr. Brickman wraps his glinting wit in a velvety style.
Advocates of gun control dispute that conclusion, arguing that the shootings at Columbine and other schools have made supporters of gun control a more single-minded and passionate voting bloc.
The magazine has been dwarfed in the last year by the success of other women's magazines, like the Meredith Corporation's More magazine, a monthly beauty and fashion title also aimed at older women and that has a more single-minded editorial voice.
He points out that Nicholls has a well-known soft spot for Kauto Star and has prepared him for the Gold Cup in a more single-minded way than ever before, with just two prior runs, compared to the five he had in 2006-07.
No, the São Paulo Symphony has a more single-minded goal: it is aiming to be one of the great orchestras of the world, which is why so much is riding on its Proms debut tonight, under new chief conductor Marin Alsop.
Gimeno advocates a more single-minded approach but finds it hard to argue with Añel's results.
Rather than attempting to provide the same services as "big box" public libraries, however, they tend to have a more single-minded focus on their own esoteric interests.
Although Lester had long been the frontrunner with most powers delegated to him, Bird, described in The Guardian as "a more single-minded, figure, long resentful at being over-shadowed by his sibling", was still seen as a close competitor – one with control of the nation's army.
How can a single face (or even a single mind) change that much, even if half the changes are ridiculous?
