Sentence examples similar to deficient and singularly from inspiring English sources
It has won merely a single and singularly expensive battle.
Childhood friends described a more complicated figure: smart, competitive and singularly focused and driven.
The suffering of schizophrenics and their families, he writes, "seemed unending, and singularly fruitless".
The peculiar coolness and objectivity of the scene made it compelling, even poetic — and singularly unsensational.
But Simpson was peculiarly and singularly English in his absurdism.
Jason feels freakish, misunderstood, and singularly miserable: "My billion problems kept bobbing up like corpses in a flooded city".
A special class of singularly perturbed integro-differential-algebraic equations and singularly perturbed integro-differential systems has been solved by Kauthen [13, 14] by implicit Runge-Kutta methods.
She was ridiculously, relentlessly, side-splittingly funny and singularly unforgettable.
Within this model, binding is dependent on the affinity of the ligand for both the free and singularly occupied homodimer.
As the authors pinpoint, PetCO2 has evolved into a technically facile and singularly useful monitor to guide cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Despite this, single, double and triple blinding are terms commonly and singularly used to report blinding status without the accompaniment of descriptors indicating who was indeed blinded [ 36- 38].
