Sentence examples similar to aims but singularly from inspiring English sources

Patent trolling is an extraordinarily lucrative but singularly destructive practice.

It's multiracial, but singularly cultural.

As well as its story being relatable but singularly structured, how the game plays feels unique.

But if your holiday plans call for spending the day on Diamond Head, it is probably not worth cancelling your plans: There is no evidence yet the North's missiles can reach that far, and their aim is singularly unimpressive).

This is a movement aimed singularly at a judicial system that's statistically weighted against black people.

Other ballerinas are no less admired, but she, singularly endearing, is singularly cherished.

But two singularly damaging factors can be controlled and corrected by U.S. managers.

Maltreatment itself may be best conceptualized as an important, but not singularly so, risk factor for later behavioral problems.

The two children, aged four and three, are dressed in the costume of the court but look singularly unhappy.

But today's updates are singularly aimed at bringing more users to the service by enhancing the overall mobile experience.

But (pause) but...all reforms requested singularly concentrate on cost savings but, Ladies and Gentlemen, Europe needs both.