Sentence examples for a singular phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Marlboro, whose fifty-ninth session gets under way next week, is a singular phenomenon.

For those who see Trump's Presidency as an aberration, or as a singular phenomenon, Cotton offers a useful corrective.

But "Julia Margaret Cameron," a small, striking show at the Metropolitan Museum, makes her out to be a singular phenomenon.

Other companies tried to replicate the social network using similar check-in ideas and brand partnerships because they thought it was a singular phenomenon.

She also seemed to challenge a reporter who asserted that Mr. Obama's candidacy was a singular phenomenon that would be difficult for her to beat.

Bruce Bimber, director of the Center for Information Technology and Society at the University of California at Santa Barbara, said the contrast between the two studies showed that the Internet had become too diverse to examine as a singular phenomenon.

However, like du Gay [ 25], we do not consider 'bureaucracy' to be a singular phenomena but a "diversely formatted organizational device" (2005:1, 3).

The disorder was once "a rare and singular phenomenon" but has become more common since the early 1990s, says Dr. Tamara Hew-Butler, a doctor of podiatric medicine who began researching the disorder after serving as assistant medical director of the 1999 Houston Marathon.

It narrativises him as much as a singular polymathic phenomenon shaped by a curiosity and capacity all his own as by a constellation of historical conjunctures.

Mr. Obama has an advantage that some other presidents did not, in that he has been a singular political phenomenon who probably does not owe his election primarily to any particular group.

Based on lumped tracking errors between neighbors, a novel sliding-mode control protocol is proposed and an approximate expression of inverse matrix is also applied to avoid possible singular phenomenon.