But which other children's-book author would rhyme "effable" with "ineffable," or declare that what most occupies a cat's attention is its "deep and inscrutable singular Name"?
None of us will ever forget her singular deep voice reminding us – "When it looked like the sun wouldn't shine anymore, God put a rainbow in the clouds".
Even the variations on red that are available -- the softer apricot, deeper magenta or singular yellow -- brighten both the room and your soul.
The country has deep convictions and a singular voice in the global effort to prevent the use of nuclear weapons.
Called simply Henri Carther-Bresson, the vast exhibition is a deep journey into a singular way of seeing that takes some circuitous but always rewarding byways and, in doing so, emphasises the importance of two often-overlooked touchstones: surrealism and radical politics.
We, the dedicated audience that actually is watching, are a people of a singular but deep pleasure remind us why we care.
Even for Jones, "Shape of Water" offers an unprecedented deep dive into a singular creature and a spectacular costume, which Del Toro spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money to help conceptualize before production began.
Our resource enables the transition from deep mechanistic dissection of singular mRNA localization events towards systemic examination of how mRNAs transcribed in the nucleus distribute in cells and how this affects cellular architecture and cell behaviour in development.
But more work is needed, including the determination of higher-resolution structures, to get a deeper understanding of the singular permeation properties of NMDARs.
Though the vicious shouts at Trump rallies are expressed in the singular, their deeper meaning is plural: "Kill the Bitches!" When they scream "Lock Her Up!" they refer to all those "hers" who will not stay subordinated.
