Sentence examples for a singular effect from inspiring English sources

And Fort-Brescia and Spear have had a singular effect on Miami, where they more or less created an architectural vernacular that mixes Latin energy and sensuousness with classic modernism.

There was no difference between the rotoscoped and photo images (P = 1.0), again indicating contrast did not have a singular effect.

More recent evidence suggested that the effect of cytokine levels' alterations is not a singular effect, that is, cytokines that promote inflammation can also have anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive actions [34].

This fourth one is a bunch of 14 flowers... it gives a singular effect.

I was seven when the moon landings took place and that had a quite singular effect on me.

He was, they said, a singular force.

An accident on a mountain in Norway, which wounded the muscles and nerves of his leg, led to a series of singular effects: a "sort of paralysis or alienation of the leg, reducing it to an object which seemed unrelated to me".

The major advantage of this method is that a 3D whole displacement field with the singular effect based on the theoretical solution near the notch can be obtained for anisotropic materials under arbitrary loads.

She paints each portrait in a single day, in order to achieve her singular effect which she only finds before the paint dries.

The Shangri-Las' finger-snapping is edited to singular effect, as sudden as gunfire.

"Grant's nominations had the singular effect of making the hearer ashamed, not so much of Grant, as of himself," he writes in his great third-person autobiography, "The Education of Henry Adams".