Sentence examples for a singular character from inspiring English sources

The city, too, becomes a singular character in its own right.

Yet despite his pedigree, or perhaps because of his very composition, he is a singular character.

As both granny-to-be and artist of 30 years' standing, O'Connor is a singular character.

Since joining the Giants in the off-season, tight end Martellus Bennett has proved to be a singular character.

His opinions, too, often expressed with pantomime rage, made him a singular character as a television presenter.

Dr. Viksnins, who died last year, was a singular character: bearded, garrulous, with an acrid Gauloise cigarette permanently clenched in one hand.

As the gentle, drifting, You Were There With Me brings the album to a suitably beatific close, Hebden seems a more singular character than ever.

It calls her "a most singular character" — in the words of an 1857 obituary — for the spells she conjured for departing ship captains.

There was very little in the series on the materials — the use of stucco, glass, corrugated metal and chain link, to pick just the most obvious examples — that gave the L.A. architecture of the 20th century such a particular, singular character.

All I saw in Christian Grey was a mentally ill, singular character, who enjoys torturing women and who preys upon a naive, impressionable girl.

Binion emerges as a striking and singular character in the annals of American crime, but Swanson stretches too far when he calls him "the most beloved gangster of them all".