Sentence examples for a singular claim from inspiring English sources

Simply -- if nonsensically -- that desert has a singular claim on me.

It is through this reclaiming that we see glimmers of what is possible, what promise lies on the other side of our shame and grief, when we unbind ourselves from the lie that there is a singular indigenous experience, a singular claim over who we are and what constitutes our communities.

He may soon lose his singular claim to that title.

In the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, the art form to which New York has always had singular claim, the American theater, seemed especially vulnerable.

In order to claim a singular sound bite -- "I lowered the income tax in my state" -- Kasich, as of yesterday, has raised both sales tax and property taxes.

First, he claims the Bay Boys can't be identified as a singular group (although other reports claim there are only "six to ten" closely related individuals responsible for carrying out the enforcement of Lunada Bay localism).

Thus Perry and Kaplan claim that agents can believe a singular proposition in different ways.

They call me "a singular person".

That's because what distinguishes a work of visual art is not merely that it passes through many hands, increasing or losing value as it does, but that it is made by a singular hand (or, at any rate, comes from a singular vision), whose claim on it lingers, even after it changes owners.

Sontag overstates her large claims for it in her introduction, but it is a singular and moving novel, rightly plucked from the oubliette of literary history.

This supports the claim that the profiles allow a useful description of variation between countries on a singular outcome.