I am painted with an updated framework for reviewing my singular year away from America.
I hope you will participate in upcoming discussions with faculty, staff and fellow students to analyze this singular year in American politics and to debate the particulars of the way forward.
Growing up with a stutter in nineteen-twenties Brownsville, Alfred Kazin eschewed both gangs and "movements" in favor of reading and writing, a preference for the literary over the polemical that fuelled a singular, sixty-year career in American letters.
For the Tseycum people, Monday's events marked a singular culmination of years of painstaking, and painful, detective work.
Berlin also leads Orange Key tours of the campus for prospective students and their families, another "performance". During every tour, he shares the reasons he chose Princeton: Bridge Year, a "singular chance to live in a different country and be of service"; and the University's focus on undergraduates and access to professors.
— Tony Stewart built a singular legacy in 10 years as a driver for Joe Gibbs Racing in Nascar's premier series.
Her work has changed over the years — a singular preoccupation with formal experimentation giving way to include an interest in storytelling.
Over the first few days of news conferences here, Americans have talked about the desire to end their country's medal droughts, medal-related goals they have chased for years, a singular focus.
The book was his second major attempt to counter the view of Shakespeare as a singular genius; a few years earlier, he had served as one of two general editors of the Oxford Shakespeare, which credited co-authors for five of Shakespeare's plays.
I used to think this was a singular condition but, after years of observation, I have noticed many other dads curled snugly into the pillows in the reading nook of the sprawling kids' museum in Toronto, tucked into the far side of the Mohican Teepee in Lynchburg, or dozing under the princess costumes at the Children's Theatre in Richmond.
