Sentence examples for being singular from inspiring English sources
Being singular in nature, such events are almost impossible to prevent scientifically.
The observation feels particularly apt with regard to the Guggenheim Museum's "Being Singular Plural," an exhibition of recent video and film from South Asia.
That was part of the blessing of being singular: with no one around to compare herself to, or for others to compare her to, she became her own watermark.
"The Hidden Reality," by Brian Greene, a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, poses a question: What if our universe, instead of being singular, is just one of many?
The political implications of Mr. Nancy's "Being Singular Plural" — a list of struggles and oppressive regimes around the world appears on the first page — is echoed in several works here, but especially in Amar Kanwar's "Torn First Pages".
Yet somehow Knopf has held on to its identity as a publisher that prides itself on being singular — on publishing books that are not just good but good-looking and, without neglecting the bottom line, also caring about literary excellence.
These are singular achievers.
"What Oprah accomplished was singular".
