Sentence examples for a singular relationship from inspiring English sources

If my brother was telling the truth, life as he knew it was forever changing; a singular relationship of heroic endurance had crumbled.

KENNETH WESLEY LIVINGSTON Woodland Hills, Calif., July 20, 2013 To the Editor: While African-Americans have a singular relationship to the history evoked by the verdict in Florida, the pain it caused is not restricted to the African-American community.

Since inflammation is associated with brain dysfunction, it is reasonable to predict that septic patients, who are recognized by and large to have more inflammation than general ICU patients, would demonstrate a singular relationship between inflammatory biomarkers and brain dysfunction.

While that may seem an overly optimistic outlook to some, it is also a reflection of the Devils' singular relationship with its fans.

Ms. Hambrick, the advertising buyer, said WGN had put at risk a unique cachet in the market: its singular relationship with loyal listeners.

The eutectic colonies exhibit a singular orientation relationship with [0 1 0] Cu6La parallel to 〈0 1 1〉 Cu along the rod axis, and it is shown that this corresponds to lattice matching of the two phases along this direction (∼0.02% misfit).

Although Bauby is surrounded by a group of caretaking, devoted and beautiful women in the film, it is his singular relationship with his father that cements the audience's understanding of him.

Perhaps because they wanted to highlight the singular relationship between the show and its devoted viewers.

For each three painters, the personal problematic they paint, comes from the singular relationship they have with the others.

But Milla struck again before the end to complete a 4-1 aggregate victory, ending Fontaine's Moroccan tenure and beginning Cameroon's long and singular relationship with the World Cup finals.

All of us, black, white, female, male, young, old could eat from the cracker and enjoy the performance, while maintaining our own singular relationships with the work, relationships that depended in part on personal identity.