Sentence examples for being able to single from inspiring English sources

CNN commentator Mary Matalin expressed excitement at the possibility of finally being able to single out the "parasites" in our midst.

Some of the criticism I've heard about Tinder, which leaves a hole in the market for others, is about the effectiveness of its relevancy score versus being able to single swaths of people out like Hinge does, the ability to add a height or weight designation and the location issue.

There were a lot of great comments -- too many, unfortunately, for me to be able to single them all out or otherwise address them here.

He located her granddaughter, Mrs. Hacker, in Arizona, who told him that the family had never been able to single out Ms. Lauletti's body among the unidentified bodies, suggesting that she was probably buried at Evergreens.

Being in the actual world we are able to single out this world uniquely.

Among other things, they were able to single out the ten countries where apps sessions have increased the most.

For a perfect knowledge of something it is sufficient that our intellect is able to single out the object in question against others by means of a proper concept.

Suppose further that we are able to single out this relation by some sort of act of intellectual attention or abstraction, and that (having done so) we have given it the name "falling under".

Though asking Schwartz to pick a favorite musical moment on the series is nearly impossible, he was able to single out some particular scenes.

If one belonged to the guy whose six-pack you ogled all night at the bar, or the one you've been chasing after on Grindr, would you be able to single it out?

But on Friday, a spokeswoman for the governor said that while the state was trying to help, it would not be able to single-handedly provide enough money for the hospital to stay open.