Sentence examples for a singular personality from inspiring English sources

The red wines we tasted from the Languedoc region in southern France did not exhibit a singular personality trait.

His candor and love for science transform the ensuing story into a portrait of a singular personality that was shaped by his status as an outsider.

Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.

In the interview, Ms. Bruni, 40, said the president was "unconventional," "paternal," "protective" and "courageous," "a singular personality, quite different from his public image".

Giving the dogs an uncommon name is one of the ways the Elders give the dogs a singular personality for potential adopters.

His father, a singular personality who had been a bailiff, spent most of his time in Le Raincy, where he owned a cottage with a garden (in which Seurat often painted).

What I do hear in all of Stravinsky's music, as I do in Beethoven's, is a powerful and singular personality, immediately recognizable as Stravinsky, owing less to any application of the octatonic scale than to consistent aspects of instrumentation, articulation, melodic treatment and, most of all, a highly personal and innovative rhythmic sense.

Mr. McCain's friends say his record reflects his singular personality — a reverence for principle and a willingness to change, a drive to solve problems and an impulse for mischief.

The heroine, Tris, has been identified as "divergent," which in a society that encourages a tribal commitment to singular personality traits (you get to choose between being friendly, brave, smart, honest or self-effacing) is considered a dangerously subversive condition.

Its shortcomings can't be ignored, but the sheer scope of XCX, paired with its singular personality, qualifies this as a release that Wii U owners should take a chance on.

Both buildings and writings express a singular, tortured personality, with strange views on desire, yet had a general influence.