Sentence examples for hardly singular from inspiring English sources

Casey Sheehan's death in Iraq could not be more representative of the war's mismanagement and failure, but it is hardly singular.

A few years later, Picasso -- another World's Fair artist -- began his monochrome Blue and Rose period paintings of social outcasts, which, Mr. Rosenblum pointed out, are hardly singular in light of Yuasa's pink-toned picture.

And while it's an extreme case, it's hardly a singular one.

The targeting of Beard is hardly a singular instance of online misogyny, and she is quick to note that there are differences of degree.

Matias Reyes's horror stories, as recounted to doctors and detectives, are hardly a singular tale of desperation in a city as varied as New York.

The Altair hardly represented a singular revolutionary invention, along the lines of the transistor, but it did encourage sweeping change, giving hobbyists the confidence to take the next step.

But as the afternoon creeps along and the passing trains hardly disturb the singular concentration of Ms. Scott, he admits that the production of postmodern art is not always as exciting as one might hope.

Just a few decades ago, this would hardly have been a singular accomplishment.

And so the thousands of auditioners who show up, at the start of "Every Little Step," for the first casting call — and who over the following months are winnowed down to scores, then dozens and finally a few singular sensations — are hardly faceless or interchangeable.

Our finding was that a fraction below 10% of these "singular" players can hardly affect the results whichever their update rule.

Since these rules are completely analogous to the rules governing the singular quantifiers, it can hardly be denied that they too qualify as logical.