Sentence examples for but in a singular from inspiring English sources

But in "A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mother," author Janny Scott quotes from correspondence from the president's mother to assert that the 1995 dispute concerned a Cigna disability insurance policy and that her actual health insurer had apparently reimbursed most of her medical expenses without argument.

Be aware that heavier genres can also be both, but in a singular way.

But even in a singular 1D35 regatta, each boat is allowed three professionals as long as they don't steer.

But Bourne, in a singular inspiration, has made her a puppet, of the Bunraku variety, and has thereby given her some personality and dignity.

Kitson's new show, lasting nearly two hours if he gets carried away, is a masterpiece of stand-up; his appeal is unquantifiable and unquotable, but lies in a singular alchemy of intelligence, integrity, humanity, honesty and a sense of being at home in his own skin that gives the audience complete confidence in him as a performer.

After finishing, I asked myself, "Why do some books by great authors (or parts of books by great authors) work so well, while others fail, and what can we learn from the failures of talented and established writers?" So, this summer, I read the worst books by some of my favorite authors, writers who've written brilliantly in other works but fail in a singular attempt.

But now, Britain, in a singular moment of fear, driven by lies, has opted to walk away from that unique monument to a new world.

To watch "Devotion" was to feel pushed yourself, but also firmly held in a singular artistic vision.

"They've been splintered before but they seem to be moving in a singular direction".

She made at least 30 films in the United States and Europe, but had a singular triumph in New York in 1954 as Don Ameche's co-star in the Cole Porter hit "Silk Stockings".

The Fantasie is both old and new, and yet it speaks in a singular voice.