Sentence examples for a single particular from inspiring English sources

I did indeed make a disparaging reference to Republicans, but it was in the context of a single, particular issue.

Most musicals feature either a majority white cast or one that revolves around a single, particular group – like this year's Allegiance, On Your Feet!, Shuffle Along and The Color Purple.

But the best feature of American politspeak is a directness of expression and diversity of coinage that arises partly out of the national character but mainly from a single, particular circumstance.

A single, particular chemical compound assignable to a chemical structure can be easily recognized by a chemist.

When one deals with the regular variation over a single particular day, the term SR is generally used.

Strong and high correlation between turbidity and SS was observed, as presented in Fig. 4, because the sampling was made at a single particular site.

Moreover, the data source was usually a single and particular platform.

But there is a further problem: if each aesthetic judgment pertains to a single and particular representation, how can it have universal validity?

Preliminary results show the feasibility of the proposal with flight simulations that used a flexible and reconfigurable UAS architecture specifically designed to avoid dependencies with a single or particular autopilot solution.

Facts fade into the background as a single, haunting particular ― a garment of clothing, a final plea for life, a bag of candy ― becomes more in itself than a single brain can digest. .

First, because the study was carried out at a single institution, the particular learning curve we obtained is strongly influenced by the teaching quality of this particular institution.