Sentence examples for a singular copy from inspiring English sources

For the scholar of material texts, it is not only a singular copy carrying the unique traces of printing and preservation efforts, or an edition, repeated and repeatable, or a vehicle for ideas to be abstracted from the physical copy.

Over the past year he has funded an indie record label, claimed he would bail Bobby Shmurda out of jail (but only if Shmurda recorded some tracks for him), and purchased the singular copy of a legendary Wu-Tang Clan album with no immediate plans to let anyone outside of his apartment hear it.

Just as there is no such a thing as a universal book over and above the singular copies of the same book, so there is no such a thing as a universal nature existing over and above the singular things of the same nature; still, just as it is true to say that the singular copies are the copies of the same book, so it is true to say that these singulars are of the same nature.

In the bookseller's or collector's jargon, a copy inscribed thus, from one major Beat figure to another, was a singular and irreplaceable "association copy": in principle, a valuable book.

After early G2 phase, the GSC separates from its daughter cell, thereby becoming a singular cell containing 4 copies of each chromosome again until the end of M phase.

Helen Vendler has a fine passage in "The Odes of John Keats" about a singular edition of Milton: Keats's own underlined copy.

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.

It is a singular amenity offered by a singular structure.

Ferguson's is not a singular situation.