Sentence examples for is a singular example of from inspiring English sources

Hers is a singular example of literary independence.

Architecturally, it is a singular example of Russian design in the years before Genghis Khan swept across the steppes: compact and simple, a white stucco box with unassuming caps on its three drums instead of the more flamboyant and common onion domes.

In fact, I would argue that the Save Darfur movement is a singular example of successful activism (thanks, in part, to the likes of Newcomb and Norris).

"I think [Mad Men] is a singular example of the highest level of thought, of meticulousness, of creativity that goes into making moving image content for the screen, but it's also a cultural touchstone," Goodman points out to The Creators Project.

First up is Alex Garland's Annihilation, due out in February, which would merit a place solely because the British film-maker's last effort, Ex Machina, was a singular example of a cerebral, gripping futuristic think piece.

However flawed aspects of the military strategy were — three months of aerial bombing with no contingency for ground troops — the Kosovo war was a singular example of American power creating international coöperation on behalf of stability and human rights.

The Prince's peculiar arms was a "singular example of quartering differenced arms, [which] is not in accordance with the rules of Heraldry, and is in itself an heraldic contradiction".

Indeed, Germany is lifted up as a singular example of a moral nation, a nation that has faced its history honestly, the world champions of memory.

This convergent synthesis has been used to prepare only two N-alkylated carborhodamine scaffolds as red fluorescent labels, with a singular example of a masked derivative.

The creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 1949 remains a singular example of enlightened statecraft.

And Mr. James is not a singular example.