Sentence examples for a singular appeal from inspiring English sources

The provincial dialogue and tone lends the game a singular appeal, like a post-apocalyptic episode of The Archers, complete with small-town intrigue and menace.

Although several books have been written about Mr. Welch's widely admired business philosophy, publishers hope his book will have a singular appeal to executives and managers.

In a country long divided, Mr. Obama had a singular appeal: he is biracial and Ivy League educated; a stirring speaker who shoots hoops and quotes the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr; a politician who grooves to the rapper Jay-Z and loves the lyricism of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma; a man of remarkable control and startling boldness.

There is one other facet of the Defender that is a little unexpected – its singular appeal to the young.

If a dose of stylish seclusion is on your agenda, there is an increasing array of diminutive boltholes with singular appeal to choose from, whether it's a sand-between your-toes tropical islet, or a heated igloo surrounded by fabulous winter scenery.

But Primal's not doing a great job of selling its singular appeal.

His story illuminates the singular appeal and hardships of a livelihood in jeopardy.

At this house, more sinned against than sinning, the bosses saw fit to show a spring couture collection without a named design head, despite harping on about the singular appeal of the personality of Elsa Schiaparelli.

It is this subtle personal element, combined with an exquisite finish of surface, that imparts to his figures their singular appeal.

But still, that doesn't account for its singular appeal.

No chain stores or overabundance of T-shirt shops mar the town's singular appeal.