While the hearing which went on from morning till night on Friday, December 19th, in the United States Courthouse in Foley Square, in New York was conducted in an atmosphere of dignity, it had its singular moments.
"It has its own singular energy," Mr. Hunt said in an interview.
Every city has its own singular character — just ask Minneapolis about St . Paul— but there is perhaps no American city as singularly singular, as stubbornly exotic, as attached to its difference as New Orleans, that funky little cosmopolis set down in a bowl between Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi River.
Rejecting the distinctions made by Galen between various abstract faculties, Campanella states that the spiritus is singular and has its seat in the brain, from where, flowing through very subtle nerve channels, it accomplishes its multiple functions, both vital and cognitive.
There's the singular episode that has its beginning, middle and an end.
Many people who live here are happy to describe the city as "provincial", which isn't a pejorative word when it means (as it does in Kolkata) a place that has preserved its singular culture.
The astounding thing about the story of Bernard L. Madoff has been its singular crushing, blinding clarity — the scale of the fraud he is accused of, the worthy victims, that smirk in his eye.
Open Mon-Thurs and Sun 10am-midnight, Fri-Sat 10am-1pm GloucesteRoadad is the pride of Bristol ,having maintained its singular variety of independent businesses and local colour in the face of the general standardisation of high streets nationwide.
The "lads mags", Maxim and FHM, have, at best, plateaued as, it seems, has Cosmopolitan, with its singular devotion to better (and better and better) sex.
