Sentence examples for appears singularly from inspiring English sources

Time magazine observer Nathan Thornburgh recently concluded: "The current leadership appears singularly unfit to tackle these challenges".

Indeed, China's wealthiest, largely real estate tycoons (35) and manufacturers, appear singularly focused on making it inside China, not outside.

Whatever questions they had about the government's case, the justices appeared singularly unpersuaded by Mr. Roske's defense of the Ninth Circuit decision.

Justice David H. Souter appeared singularly unimpressed by Mr. Olson's insistence that filtering was no different from a library's traditional discretion over what to collect.

Variety reported that the only police presence was provided by four off-duty LAPD officers in uniform, who appeared singularly uninterested in discussing the Tarantino furore as they carried out security duties.

Adding to the MP's woes, voters in her Mid Bedfordshire constituency appear singularly unimpressed by her antics, according to a private poll carried out by the party's former deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft.

West appears deeply, singularly fascinated by his own, however it's presently manifesting; fame seems neither to afflict nor beleaguer his peers in quite the same way.

Thus, the F266A mutation appears to singularly affect lncRNA binding, without altering MLL complex structure or catalytic activity.

But if the details were published, Farrar said he could at least screen for them and learn whether the mutations appear only singularly in the wild, or start appearing in clusters of twos, threes and fours.

Faust now appears as a singularly modern figure, racing through satisfactions but condemned by his own choice to discard them all.

R-M269, present at high frequencies in the whole of Europe appears to be singularly the most informative haplogroup.