Sentence examples for a singular man from inspiring English sources

But then it's a book about a singular man.

A singular man, he shall sorely be missed.

He was a singular man who frequently stood alone on the pitch.

Feature's owner was a singular man with a singular name, Hudson, and he became Ray's dealer and confidant.

It is a thoughtful, beautifully constructed portrait of a singular man, made over two years, on a miraculous budget of about £5,000.

The newspaper Le Parisien calls it a "fabulous portrait of a singular man," and Le Monde finds it "caustic, at times cruel, above all juicy".

The status of man is not a thing; it is not any singular man, for obviously no singular man is common to all men, and it is not a universal man, for there is no such a thing.

Its partner was, extraordinarily, a single and singular man, the redoubtable Rev. Norman Thomas 1905.

It is not an era of the singular man in the arena.

But Rickman was also a singular leading man: in 1991, he starred as a cellist opposite Juliet Stevenson in Anthony Minghella's affecting supernatural romance Truly, Madly, Deeply; four years later he was the honourable and modest Col Brandon in Sense and Sensibility, starring and scripted by Emma Thompson.

While my uncle was incorrect in his assessment that there was a singular white man behind all of these ills, he was right to think that there was something nefarious afoot.