Sentence examples for a singular discovery from inspiring English sources

I am quite aware that in claiming that the archive may best be understood as the scene of a doubled invention rather than as the site of a singular discovery, I am challenging a whole set of presumptions that underwrite the lion's share of critical and theoretical work in the field at the present time.

Truly a remarkable discovery.  .

Science progresses not just by singular discoveries, but also by the independent verification and interactive discussion of discoveries.

By its very nature as an all-purpose telescope, in most cases Hubble helped cement existing suggestions, rather than making singular discoveries.

His telling of the story is itself the discovery of a singular way to tell it.

The first systematic attempt to categorise the elements of story was undertaken by the French theorist Georges Polti, who in 1921 published The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations, whose number is echoed - in "a singular corollary" - by "the discovery that there are in life but thirty-six emotions".

Nevertheless, even the sharpest critic would have to admit that for all its often juvenile nature particularly as conceived in the United States science fiction was a singular source of scientific wonder and discovery that inspired generations of scientists and engineers to pursue in reality what they had dreamed about in their youth.

Invention is a singular event, born of science, research, discovery, creativity, and serendipity; invention does not always impact or influence technology.

The essay-writing process presents a singular opportunity for your daughter to engage in self-exploration and discovery -- to clarify her passions, ideas, and core values at this extraordinary moment of transition.

His discovery of remains and artifacts there would make it a singular Neanderthal site in Western Asia.

He is cast as a singular and forward-thinking individual whose unique qualities and knowledge are essential prerequisites for his discoveries.