Sentence examples for a singular unified from inspiring English sources

Unlike Wagner's "Ring" or Schubert's "Winterreise," Beethoven's sonatas do not tell a singular, unified story.

I think everyone in the world should be able to touch this experience — whether they want to consume it, create for it or even monetize it — in a singular, unified way.

In some ways, an art collective functions similarly to a religious institution: various individuals with a singular, unified end goal come together to create and support something they unabashedly believe in, an artistic "greater good" of sorts.

There is a singular unifying reality underlying every biologic interaction on our planet.

Goldenberg's discussion makes clear that we should not conflate the delivery of care with processes or procedures to ensure its quality and that both can be distinguished from the theorization of care offered by feminist ethics, something that should not be mistaken for a singular or fully unified project [ 14].

A: Yemen only unified in 1990.

A result is an extremely diverse collection unified by a singular sensibility, a kind of psychological double self-portrait.

From an ancient Egyptian dragonfly made of wood to a ferocious "Woman" painted by Willem de Kooning, the objects are extremely diverse yet unified by a singular sensibility.

The show, half hung when I saw it, has the feel of one of those Victorian museums of curios, eclectic but unified by a singular sensibility.

The primary modification to the Eulerian GRP scheme is the evaluation of fluxes at singular points in a unified grid containing the union of regular Euler grid points and singular moving points.

Over the course of roughly 20 years Neil Goldberg has created a poetic body of work that is unified more by ideas than a singular visual style.