Sentence examples for a singular form of from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a singular form of art, a final intimacy.

This was a singular form of forgiveness, and also, typically, of mischief; smoking was an expellable offense at that school.

And too often — like maids in Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere — they encounter a singular form of domestic violence: the abuse of maids.

And he wrote: "Will I return???" The graffiti was a singular form of expression, Beltrone thinks: not meant for the public, the way most graffiti might be, but not private like a diary.

Regarding the Soapbox column "Ambition Is Great, but Let's Leave Room for Late Bloomers," Sept. 28: I share David Carlyon's uneasiness with the laser-like intensity of parents and youngsters who want to excel so early in a singular form of achievement.

For the purposes of understanding community perspectives or beliefs, a baraza (singular form of mabaraza) can be used as a venue for qualitative investigation, and because the baraza holds cultural significance, it may produce more meaningful community involvement than researcher-organized boards or focus groups.

The dative singular of -a- stems ends in -āi in Iranian e.g., Avestan mašiiāi 'mortal, man,' Old Persian cartainaiy 'to do' (an original dative singular form of an action noun, functioning as infinitive of the verb).

You cannot use the singular form of a verb with a plural subject; a plural subject must have a plural verb.

For example, the word fisk ("fish") is a noun of common gender (en fisk) and can have the following forms: The definite singular form of a noun is created by adding a suffix (-en, -n, -et or -t), depending on its gender and if the noun ends in a vowel or not.

Francis' lawyer also insisted that his client had made a federal trademark for the singular form of the title.

A suitable projector associated with the singular form of the matrix is used for the iterative methods.