Sentence examples for a singular language from inspiring English sources

The landscapes merged, one describing the other and slowly forming a singular language, digital and real.

Above all, it distilled normal speech - the kind you'd hear on a bus or in a pub - into a singular language syncopated with hard wit and percussive poetry.

It involved the artists' "personal transformations" of Futurism and Cubism into a singular language that influenced graphic and poster design with its "thrusting, vertiginous or syncopated rhythms of the modern world".

While much of Pop art now seems tired, Jones created a  singular visual language.

Ms. Jamison read a citation praising Mr. Fagan: "Heralded as a true original, he has created a singular dance language, lending influences from such diverse sources as Afro-Caribbean, ballet and modern dance.

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.

Big Kids by Michael DeForge (February, Drawn & Quarterly): A new DeForge is always a noteworthy event – the prolific Canadian cartoonist's ability to create a singular visual language is one of the foremost facets of his work, as can be seen in his art for TV cartoon show Adventure Time.

Doug Argue has developed a singular pictorial language that literally incorporates letter forms and mysterious word equations stretching inventively in all directions, like a professional contortionist who seems comfortable pushing boundaries.

Saariaho's singular language, deftly interwoven with passages suggesting medieval European song and Middle Eastern drumming, brings this rarefied world to life.

"The River" is closer and stranger than his previous plays, though still very much his.Mr Butterworth makes a singular use of language.

What the playwright is up to plotwise is not entirely certain, but it's clear that she has a singular, nutty way with language and a fine collaborator in the director, Daniel Aukin, whose compatibly quirky vision makes for a refreshingly fun show.