Sentence examples for even more singular from inspiring English sources

That makes Salt Lake even more singular, he said.

After that, I began to dread the idea of a Beatles reunion, given that the remaining Beatles had become even more singular.

"Radiolab" 's wide-rangingness, its dramatization of curiosity, is part of what makes it pleasurable to listen to, but even more singular is the music that Abumrad creates for the show.

As it happens, cloning isn't just the starting point for one of those transfixing Churchill scripts that defy precise explication; it's also an apt image for a theatrical climate that increasingly seems embarked on its own, none-too-imaginative cloning, against which a writer of Churchill's audacity seems even more singular - and necessary.

This machinery can be extended to an even more singular setting and deal with Sobolev scales of spaces rather than Hölder spaces.

These days, however, Harbisson holds an even more singular condition, sonochromatopsia.

They were like lovers, or children, caught in moments of complete inward concentration, from the blissful, effort-laden smile on Holley Farmer's face as she executed Merce Cunningham's odd, tilting balances to Eiko and Koma — captured and shown separately, they seemed even more a singular pair, their slow-motion portraits largely indistinguishable from their glacially paced live performances.

It's one of the best ways to learn about the Met and to be inspired to see even more of its singular collection.

Even more importantly, the singular value of accuracy is a bit of a misnomer.

This display makes Hals seem all the more singular, even while feeling a trifle superfluous.

Those involved in the coup only succeeded in destroying the Republic, a legally constituted democracy, helped on their way by the axis and – even more significantly – by the singular failure of democratic powers to intervene.