Sentence examples for certainly singular from inspiring English sources

Firewatch is certainly singular.

But it was certainly singular.

When "terrorist" is used, it is most certainly singular, not plural – a particular individual rather than an undefined group which is easily generalised to include sympathisers and anyone else you fancy.

Mason's new piece is certainly singular, though perhaps not as strikingly effective as Meld, the extraordinary work Mason composed for the Royal Albert Hall which was first performed at the Proms two summers ago.

Certainly singular terms could have material supposition, but, at least for non-nominalists, the distinction between simple or formal supposition and personal supposition was more problematic.

In art, it is almost a fourth primary, certainly more singular and inexplicable than purple and orange, its fellow tertiaries.

Châteauneuf-du-Pape is certainly a singular terroir, producing wines of unusual refinement, but there are a few alternatives in the southern Rhône Valley.

Definitely not a dessert, they are certainly a singular meal, and viewed ecumenically, they are the makings of a beautiful brunch.

While being asked to perform "The Star Spangled Banner" is certainly a singular honor, it's a famously tough song to wrangle — besides the considerable range required to hit both its lowest and highest notes (and usually without musical accompaniment), you have to both recall and convincingly vocalize the phrase "O'er the ramparts".

Though the source of this stereotype is elusive and certainly not singular, the Faces of Meth campaign, which began in a county in Oregon in 2004, is one piece that majorly pushed this narrative forward.

Producer and multi-instrumentalist Kieran Hebden's CV certainly makes for singular reading.