Sentence examples for have singular from inspiring English sources

Poorer people are likely to have singular or "limited" tastes.

In general, a variety can have singular points places where it is pinched or intersects itself.

Though ballet is no better than other forms of dancing, its capacity for large-scale legibility have singular theatrical potency.

Children have singular problems, and what troubles them also affects, and sometimes frustrates, parents, friends, teachers and doctors.

However, the 3-RRR mechanism is known to have singular loci within its workspace affecting its use.

Nouns have singular and plural forms, to which the definite article may be suffixed; the plural suffixes vary, reflecting earlier stem, gender, and umlaut classes.

Marriage equality has singular legal, cultural and practical significance.

Old Persian, Pahlavi's predecessor, had singular, dual, and plural number.

Yet he feels wistful at the prospect of giving up the medium in which he has had singular success.

Mrs. Thompson, 51, had singular qualifications to shepherd the museum project when officials tapped her to lead the institution in 1997.

It is noteworthy that a problem whose solution has singular points can successfully be solved.