To watch "Devotion" was to feel pushed yourself, but also firmly held in a singular artistic vision.
But Parma can also confer a singular triumph, in a familiar sort of way: if you can make it there, you'll make it anywhere.
Be aware that heavier genres can also be both, but in a singular way.
In a continent rife with corruption, the church also provides a singular moral voice.
The 'performance-only' subgroup was very rare in this sample, with 0.3% of people meeting criteria for lifetime SAD also reporting a singular fear of public performance.
The term also has a singular common sense meaning.
It is also a singular statement, in a familiar, minimal form – like Wolfgang Laib's floor-bound rectangles of yellow pollen, Richard Long's stones or Antony Gormley's fields of thousands of little humanoids.
He is also a singular force in Israeli journalism on issues such as free speech, equal rights for Israeli Arabs, the independence of the Supreme Court, and the exposure of military abuse.
He also was considered a singular force in opera and had worked with such divas as Joan Sutherland and Maria Callas.
But Rickman was also a singular leading man: in 1991, he starred as a cellist opposite Juliet Stevenson in Anthony Minghella's affecting supernatural romance Truly, Madly, Deeply; four years later he was the honourable and modest Col Brandon in Sense and Sensibility, starring and scripted by Emma Thompson.
Also, an anomalously large first component in a singular value decomposition analysis[ 9] pointed to problems at the array batch level.
