Sentence examples for a singularly good from inspiring English sources
But it turns out that military spending is actually a singularly good proxy for measuring just how big the multiplier for government spending is.
Pitrois was also a singularly good choice in that she herself became both deaf and blind at the age of seven, probably as the result of sunstroke.
The new man was picked as singularly good Ascot timber when he proved himself top Scout in tying knots.
Our research has consistently found that people stereotype most groups not as singularly good or bad; instead, they classify them along two dimensions, which we call "warmth" and "competence". Insofar as a group is seen as good-natured, sincere and trustworthy, it is considered warm; insofar as it is seen as lacking those qualities, it is considered cold.
For example, Plato argued that the view that God is singularly good should be preferred to the portrait of the gods that was articulated in Greek poetic tradition, according to which there are many gods, often imperfect and subject to vice and ignorance.
In the same missive, she describes Morgan's "singularly good-looking head", and hints at less than platonic feelings for him by explaining she has told her husband, the writer and academic John Bayley, about their encounter.
LR: Well Karen Carpenter was just a singularly amazing singer.
A good gewürz is a singularly exotic thing, and California gewürztraminers are often underrated.
Hillary is, of course, attempting the feat on a singularly elevated platform, in full public view.
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