They felt hurt precisely because they were black women, speaking from a singular place and with a singular experience.
The dark and relatively featureless lunar plains that can clearly be seen with the naked eye are called maria (Latin for "seas"; singular mare), because they were believed by ancient astronomers to be filled with water.
Enterprise tools like VoiceOps hold an advantage over assistants like Siri and Alexa because they're designed for singular use cases.
Great brands are memorable because they are brave enough to be singular.
Groth added, "I don't think necessarily anything will follow in the footsteps of 'Boyhood' or 'Whiplash,' because those were singular films, but I do think there are films that you can envision what their life is going to be, and it's an exciting one".
Programming director Trevor Groth added, "I don't think necessarily anything will follow in the footsteps of 'Boyhood' or 'Whiplash,' because those were singular films, but I do think there are films that you can envision what their life is going to be and it's an exciting one".
But "Last Week Tonight" tidbits found a singular significance because they're able to play a more thoughtful role in the realm of the news-comedy hybrid.
Swift states: Many men come to church to save or gain a reputation; or because they will not be singular, but comply with an established custom; yet, all the while, they are loaded with the guilt of old rooted sins.
Elsewhere, we find unheated rooms, "crowded with frigid air", a metaphor that grates because air is singular, and crowding is something usually done by numbers of things - but also for some less visible reason.
"A single cart can't activate a streetscape in the same way a pod can," says Rodgers. "In cities that rely on the roaming food truck model, it's difficult for a cart to establish a presence, not only because it is singular, but also because it is temporary.
