Sentence examples for is hardly singular from inspiring English sources

Casey Sheehan's death in Iraq could not be more representative of the war's mismanagement and failure, but it is hardly singular.

A few years later, Picasso -- another World's Fair artist -- began his monochrome Blue and Rose period paintings of social outcasts, which, Mr. Rosenblum pointed out, are hardly singular in light of Yuasa's pink-toned picture.

The targeting of Beard is hardly a singular instance of online misogyny, and she is quick to note that there are differences of degree.

And while it's an extreme case, it's hardly a singular one.

Matias Reyes's horror stories, as recounted to doctors and detectives, are hardly a singular tale of desperation in a city as varied as New York.

It is no detraction from Sergeant Monti's singular sacrifice to note that unselfish courage is hardly uncommon in combat.

This is hardly surprising.

And so the thousands of auditioners who show up, at the start of "Every Little Step," for the first casting call — and who over the following months are winnowed down to scores, then dozens and finally a few singular sensations — are hardly faceless or interchangeable.

I am hardly alone in rating "The Diary of a Nobody" a singular work of genius.

At 34 and 31 respectively, Henry and Keane are hardly geriatric, and though Scholes's return was altogether more surprising, he has always been a singular player.

We find that, while ideas about good motherhood and infant feeding practices are hardly singular they are marked by contradictions, divergent opinions, and difficult combinations the decision to breastfeed (or not) has nevertheless gained enormous significance for new mothers.