Cruypenynck wrote to me that, in retrospect, what became important to him over time was "the particular feeling of being connected to a galaxy of artists who had this same, singular relation to Isabelle".
In a large public relations nightmare instituted by a singular manager in a singular location the company had to act.
Jenny Fields conceives Garp in a singular way.
Ockham's claim is simply that all our basic scientific terms, whether absolute or connotative, signify nothing but singular substances or qualities (plus some singular relations in certain exceptional theological cases).
After clearly including the term (an element of the proposition) in the genus of signs — by which he provides, in the tradition of Ockham, a semiotic approach to logico-linguistic analysis — he establishes signification through a referential relation to a singular thing, defining the relation of spoken to conceptual signs as a relation of subordination.
Among these was his commissioning in 1602 of a Life of Christ from his guest, the Jesuit priest Jerome Xavier, thus marking a singular moment in the relations between one of the greatest Muslim rulers and Catholicism.
The truth of (17) and (7) require that Sally stand in the belief relation to a singular proposition involving Bill himself as a direct constituent.
Neo-Russellians say "yes," for reasons discussed above: Namely, Sally's believing that Bill is happy involves Sally's standing in the belief relation to a singular proposition that involves Bill himself as a direct constituent.
Hence, feminism in India is not a singular theoretical orientation; it has changed over time in relation to historical and cultural realities, levels of consciousness, perceptions and actions of individual women, and women as a group.
Unlike the propositional contents of general thoughts that involve only abstract universals such as properties and/or relations, the propositional content of a singular thought may involve in addition a relation to a concrete individual or particular.
