Sentence examples for expression of a singular from inspiring English sources

Today he is a toweringly important painter whose work is seen as the expression of a singular genius.

A singular expression of a singular culture and the distilled essence of an entire nation's attitude and sense of humour.

But for all their differences of mood, style and formal method, Mr. Brakhage's films were the expression of a singular and uncompromising aesthetic program, which he articulated in numerous lectures, interviews and essays.

These observations not only highlight the deep involvement of the whole family in the regulation of Ca2+ homeostasis, but also suggest how cancer cell survival, which is favored by MCU downregulation, might be ascribed to the upregulation of all miR-25 family members or strong expression of a singular miR, different from miR-25.

The aria Handel wrote for him in the role of Alexander the Great in the opera Poro, D'un Barbaro Scortese is a good example of the way he combined devilish coloratura singing with nobility of expression in a singular and characterful fashion.

Thus far the identity, achievements, and failures of the Founding Fathers have been considered as if they were the expression of a composite personality with a singular orientation.

Hypertext is a shared form of expression, in which a singular author with a singular voice is questioned [18].

It is a perfect expression of this singular savagery that is torturing and killing and also obliterating the collective memories – the human heritage of the world.

Mutual exclusive expression of variant surface glycoproteins (VSGs) in Typanosoma brucei occurs at the expression site body, a singular spot within the nucleus defined by the presence of the VSG-specific RNA Polymerase I (Navarro and Gull, 2001).

The concept, it will be recalled, is glossed by Strawson (as also, representatively, by Tugendhat) as the correlate of "a singular, definitely identifying substantival expression".

Instead, winemakers are after a more transparent expression of terroir, the singular French word that encapsulates the combination of soil, climate, altitude and exposition of the vineyards, along with the contributions of the people who shepherded those grapes into wine.