Sentence examples for difficult for a singular from inspiring English sources

The shifting legal and political environment that has confronted the movement over the years has also made it difficult for a singular leader to emerge.

To find a soul mate is extremely difficult for a singular person, it might happen just once in a lifetime.

Tolstoy and Chekhov are far clearer, more serene; perhaps, among the main nineteenth-century texts, only Gogol's "Dead Souls," with its singular vocabulary and jokes, is as difficult for a translator.

The others were there for a singular reason.

And the property being identical to o is a good candidate for a singular essence.

Called the Skyline Residence, the structure is a singular home for a singular musician.

It all makes for a singular, well-observed balancing act.

In "the media protects," the verb is conjugated for a singular subject.

For some, a singular goal of speed makes sense.

This feels banal for such a singular brand.

Such events are nearly singular in nature, so it is rather difficult for even a relatively introspective creature to gain assurances from any perceived pattern.