Sentence examples for a singular era from inspiring English sources

What made the 90s nightlife scene a singular era?

It's a remarkable era".  .

It is used with a singular verb.

Without Beyoncé, born in 1981, the sound of the 21st century would be missing a key blast of brass, absent a singular love eruption of era-defining proportions and lost without a top Jay Z verse.

It was a singular moment in the Bloomberg era of government.

By this point in "Bill Cunningham New York," Richard Press's captivating and moving portrait of a singular man and a passing era, it's possible to view what Mr. Cunningham does as the flip side of war photography, and not entirely unrelated.

But perhaps no poet succeeded in creating a singular poetic language to embody the era as fully as D. A. Powell did in his extraordinary triptych "Repast," which is comprised of the collections "Tea," "Lunch," and "Cocktails," and was recently published in a single volume for the first time.

As Wade knows now, that 2006 title was not the beginning of an era, but the payoff for a singular bold stroke — the 2004 trade for Shaquille O'Neal.

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

"Since its inception, Twelve has been a singular publisher and I am excited to shepherd a new era for this illustrious imprint".

The first two periods are represented by a singular housing model, which is considered to be a predominant housing typology in that era.