Sentence examples for defined as a singular from inspiring English sources
What is the social agenda in museums besides looking at art? Are they inclusive or exclusive, socially speaking, are they supportive, or counter-productive, is there a conflict of interest?" The museum space is often defined as a singular private experience, which it rarely is -- and Eliasson asks, what if Broadway, with all its shop windows, were considered a private experience?
A recent blog post in the Huffington Post describes a new initiative by more than three dozen sports organizations, including USOC, USTA, MLB, NFL, NHL and the NCAA (I'll assume you're familiar with the acronyms) that argues against the current trend toward early specialization in one sport (as defined as a singular commitment to a sport to the exclusion of others before the age of 12 years old).
Moreover, in each of the finite neighborhoods of the singular corners ('singular' parts), the approximate solution is defined as a quadrature approximation of the integral representation of the harmonic function, and the errors of any order derivatives are estimated.
Primary sector of employment is defined as the singular sector in which a registered physical therapist allocated the majority of their time.
Although the essence of a key seems fixed, defined by a singular purpose, it's as elusive as locations are in Oyeyemi's mind.
They treated minority communities as if each were a distinct, homogenous whole, each composed of people all speaking with a single voice, each defined by a singular view of culture and faith.
As he accepts the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday night in St .Paul, John Sidney McCain III, of Arizona, stands at the pinnacle of a career defined by a singular ambivalence about his own ambition, and success.
