Sentence examples for innovative singular from inspiring English sources

They were innovative, singular, memorable and actually pretty crap.

Those events span the globe, running in 85 countries and hundreds of venues all with a singular goal to spur innovative thinkers to do innovative things.

At the time, it was a singular bit of innovative governance, with all the trimmings that the GOP normally like to brag about: they'd implemented a plan that came straight from one of their top think-tanks, they got it passed with bipartisan support, and they co-opted an important Democratic party issue -- universal health care.

Around the world, innovative genomic-medicine programs capitalize on singular capabilities arising from local health care systems, cultural or political milieus, and unusual selected risk alleles or disease burdens.

Firewatch is unique within the "walking simulator" (uh) sub-genre of immersive, interactive-fiction titles; Far Cry Primal is taking the first-person shooter back 10,000 years to a time of spears and sabre-tooth cats; and Superhot is bringing both a singular visual style and innovative time-based strategy to the guns-and-ammo field.

Firewatch is unique within the "walking simulator" (uh) sub-genre of immersive, interactive-fiction titles; Far Cry Primal is taking the first-person shooter back 10,000 years to a time of spears and saber-tooth cats; and Superhot is bringing both a singular visual style and innovative time-based strategy to the guns-and-ammo field.

Although Holden's was a singular talent in terms of innovative design, he was for almost his entire career a partner of Adams, Holden and Pearson, a successful commercial practice that folded quietly in the 1970s.

To ensure our cultural legacy, however, innovative artistic practice, as well as those singular cultural institutions that present fresh work, need to be supported.

The book, by Julian Cox, provides a singular opportunity to re-evaluate the innovative work of Mr. Karales, who died in 2002, at age 71.

Commemorating his 10th year as the innovative artistic director of Rambert, he revives the company's singular staging of the seminal Nijinsky ballet L'après-midi d'un faune, set to Debussy's hot, luminous, dreamy score which has not been seen in London for the last 30 years.

Singular 'they' has been around for a while, long before the innovative, gender fluid usage.