Sentence examples similar to a singular proclamation from inspiring English sources

Kai is a singular and peculiar child, watchful and troubled, much given to proclamations about dead birds and imminent extinction.

Inside its wrought-iron gates, the Atlanta White House is a singular pastiche of Middle Eastern décor (wall rugs, a hookah), American political kitsch (Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation painted onto a bedroom wall), religious iconography (a tapestry of "The Last Supper," a giant crucifix) and self-promotion (an "M" tiled into the pool, a bust of Mr. Milani).

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.

A phenomenal, but a singular instinct.

Åland is a singular place.

Europe has a singular problem.

It is a singular amenity offered by a singular structure.

Ferguson's is not a singular situation.

It was a singular act of courage.