The phrase "a singular life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is unique or distinct in some way, often emphasizing individuality or a specific experience.
Example: "She lived a singular life, filled with adventures that few could imagine."
Alternatives: "a unique life" or "an extraordinary life".
A unique person telling stories of a singular life.
She knew that hers was not a singular life, that she would not be the cause of anything monumental.
The family wishes to acknowledge the many doctors and caregivers who have been devoted to our father in his final years, bringing a singular life to a dignified and peaceful close, or rather the beginning of his next chapter.
After being born – on 12 March 1928, in Washington DC, to Louise Harvey – the writer was "surrendered for adoption" because (according to Mel Gussow's biography A Singular Life) the father had "deserted and abandoned both the mother and the child".
The private one remains somehow fugitive, and yet his presence can be powerfully felt here at a storage place near his homestead shrine where the air smells of must and where the documents of a singular life are stored.
That is to say, the ability to look at a list not as a collection of personal memories, desires and wants, not even as the evidence of a singular life, but rather as something more abstract.
It was a singular, life-changing moment for a generation of young Floridians who tackled injustice head-on, and made a difference.
"Palmer has led a rich and singular life and has captured it in a wonderful book".
This month also sees the publication of a biography, Agnes Martin: Her Life and Art by Nancy Princenthal (Thames & Hudson), a painstaking attempt to disentangle the many contradictions of a long and singular life.
A quintessential iconoclast, he chronicled aspects of his singular life in a 1992 memoir, "What Did I Do?
What does Bear Grylls's story really describe apart from the singular life of a brazen posh fella who went to the University of West England, thinks giving up is for softies, and now boasts of hosting "among the most watched shows on the planet"?
