Sentence examples for is singular in that from inspiring English sources

Owen's character is singular in that he doesn't understand why any minute of life should not be fun, and there are people like that.

The Curaçao International Open Tournament in late November, held to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1962 Candidates Tournament that took place there, is singular in that this was the focus of Bobby Fischer's criticism of Soviet cheating.

The new four-CD anthology "Q: The Musical Biography of Quincy Jones," is singular in that while it both clarifies a personality and draws historic connections, it does not increase the stature of its subject as an artist.

They say, 'Oh, I know Boo, it's the company that went bust.' " Even though retailers ranging from Sears to Gucci have repositioned themselves with panache, Boo's battle to win back customers is singular in that its first incarnation was so short-lived.

The Ego is singular in that, from its own standpoint, it is unique.

The unique in vivo HTLV-1 sequence is singular in that it was derived from a squirrel monkey, a New World monkey, experimentally infected by HTLV-1 [34].

"He was a drunk driver". Around Eugene, however, the police department appears to be singular in that conviction and all that it implies.

The deletion of the points p1 p4 means that the Deutsch-Politzer spacetime is singular in the sense that it is geodesically incomplete.[16] It would be too drastic to require of a time-machine hosting spacetime that it be geodesically complete.

As a consequence, the value in (3.1) is singular in the sense that the curve described by (3.6) attains the minimum length if and only if (see Figure 1).

The problem is singular in the sense that for an arbitrary (uin C^{m-1}(]a, b])) the right-hand side of equation (1.1) may have nonintegrable singularities at the point a.

What I do know is that Mr. MacLeod is singular in the sparseness of his output.