Sentence examples similar to a singular motive from inspiring English sources

You may turn up intending to shout for athletes of your own nation, and to remain blithely unmoved by the achievements of others, but, once you find your seat in the stands, that singular motive recedes.

While there are some who believe Gillette is pandering to women given the #MeToo movement and related issues other pundits claim the company's singular motive with the controversial short film is to sell more razors.

My singular motive for gushing on about baseball's best coach, is because Mark is responsible for making my mediocre-skilled kid have a lifelong love of the game, and particularly to believe in himself when his batting averages prove otherwise.

A man of as many names as motives, Edward Bancroft is a singular figure in the history of Revolutionary America.

Classically Shakespeare's blood-spattered history play is rendered as a portrait of a singular sociopath, with actors like Laurence Olivier and Ian McKellen digging deep for psyche-warping motives.

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.

Ferguson's is not a singular situation.

It was a singular act of courage.

ALBERT EINSTEIN was a singular genius.