Sentence examples for a singular entry from inspiring English sources

Considered one of the world's largest such collections, the archive offers a singular entry into the city's dining and social habits, beginning with its early obsession with French cooking through the culinary malaise of the Prohibition era to the current fascination with rare ingredients.

Moreover the important themes, one of sanctuary and growth, are nicely (but not overly) developed in this singular entry.

Up for its first major Emmy award Sunday, Jerry Seinfeld's boutique talk show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" might be one of the most singular entries this year.

“Europe is not a singular entity.

In case of symmetric entry matrix, there is a singular decomposition same as the spectral decomposition.

It was a singular moment and a symbol of Tanglewood's entry into a new era: the Levine era.

For the diagonal or near diagonal entries corresponding to the integrals over a singular or near-singular element where the kernels are singular or near singular, we develop a systematic singularity treatment technique, known as the local correction scheme, based on the linear approximation of elements.

For the last two weeks, Democrats have not settled on a singular approach for how to deal with Gov. Sarah Palin's sudden entry into the presidential campaign.

Donnellan (1966) went on to argue that a speaker could even use an instance of 'The F is G' to express a singular proposition about an individual that isn't an F; see the entry on reference.

In such a case, overlapping the problem of the many (see the entry on the problem of the many), the theory commits to a singular term 'Everest', though apparently a denoting phrase, lacking any unique determinate referent.

We need to think of the device as being the physical entry token to a sort-of club membership, of ownership as access rather than as a singular tangible entity.