Sentence examples for and singularly from inspiring English sources

It has won merely a single and singularly expensive battle.

But Simpson was peculiarly and singularly English in his absurdism.

Childhood friends described a more complicated figure: smart, competitive and singularly focused and driven.

The suffering of schizophrenics and their families, he writes, "seemed unending, and singularly fruitless".

The peculiar coolness and objectivity of the scene made it compelling, even poetic — and singularly unsensational.

"This strikes us as most unfair and singularly inappropriate, particularly when authors are paid so little".

Control is what the Wright brothers so ably and singularly demonstrated between 1903 and 1906.

Jason feels freakish, misunderstood, and singularly miserable: "My billion problems kept bobbing up like corpses in a flooded city".

That last part is true not just of Fahey's playing, but his singular and singularly eccentric life.

Indeed, he directed a quarter of his 108 recommendations specifically and singularly to directors of social services.

Gerd Müller, the prolific Bayern 1970s striker, was stout and singularly interested in putting the ball into the net.