Sentence examples for are singular to from inspiring English sources
The full-length "Swan Lake" alternates between scenes of celebration (Acts I and III) and romantic tragedy (Acts II and IV), and its classicism can express the tragic dimension in ways that are the very stuff that ballet is made of and yet are singular to this ballet.
While dreams are singular to the dreamer, the act of dreaming itself is universal.
Grammatical issues aside, the phrase is singular to L.S.U, which trademarked it in 2005.
Wilde's argument for socialism prior to his imprisonment is singular, to say the least.
The detail of her bony legs covered with Vaseline and clay — a southern black alternative to stockings I first learned of from her — is singular to her time.
Dilthey argues that the study of history can be reliable only if it is possible to raise the understanding of what is singular to the level of universal validity.
The list of creative modern-life compulsions is endless but their function is singular: to attempt to obtain control over the uncontrollable.
It's a very specific and mysterious dynamic that I think is singular to, or at least magnified on the subway.
His version of events might be singular, to say the least, but the truth is, he believes in what he says with more heart than anyone I've ever met".
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