Sentence examples similar to a singular rise from inspiring English sources

What I found was a story typically Atlantan -- a singular figure rising from the rubble of destruction.

The Middle East is complex, but Mr. Trump's predecessors stumbled for a singular reason: the rise of Iran.

If a phenomenon is scale invariant, then there is likely to be a singular process that gives rise to its manifestations across a range of scales (Bak 1996; Gisiger 2001; Schroeder 1991).

5.1, which yields standard test statistics for neglected first order serial correlation, gives rise to a singular information matrix when we consider tests against first and second order serial correlation simultaneously because those tests are numerically equivalent to tests against the underidentified alternative of Arima 1, 1, 2) plus white noise.

Party leaders, along with the other candidates, had once thought that Trump would do himself in, and then that someone would rise as a singular challenger to finish him off.

Trump is a singular politician unlike any who has risen as fast and as far as he has in modern times.

It began with a singular body in a form-fitting catsuit rising up like the tide under a spotlight in the middle of a darkened Hippodrome de Longchamp.

The rise of Islamic extremism has been a singular driving force in the plight of religious minorities, fueling a growing desire to resort to religion as a palliative.

If you truly believe the rise of Senator Sanders is to be a revolution, the loss of a singular election cannot extinguish it.

China's rise as an economic power and its importance to world stability is too important for there to be a singular thesis.

It is a singular document.