Sentence examples for is too singular from inspiring English sources

Like Mad Men, critically acclaimed but never popular, it is too singular to be a hit.

We emphasize that it is necessary to design an ad hoc technique because the field is too singular to be captured with standard finite element methods.

If Daisies was too singular in its vision, Dirty Sexy Money suffered from internal divisions.

On the other hand, some of eBay's one-of-a-kind items might be too singular for the recipients on my list.

A similar urge first brought Whillans to the moors of Derbyshire and Staffordshire, even if he was too singular to bother with the communal appeal of a Sunday walk.

For Byrne's purposes, Hicks's belief system is too demanding, specific, and singular; which is to say, too religious.

With Lebensmittel, Schmidt once again skirts the borders of documentary, but he is too much of a singular stylist to be confined by its borders.

Clement does not think the burden of so much attention and of immediately becoming the N.H.L.'s singular star is too much for Lemieux.

In the end, the studio plumped for Alaska, and a singular sight it is, too; as the camera peers from a plane in the opening sequence, you can't tell whether you're gazing down upon the icy, immeasurable wastes of a forbidden planet or through an electron microscope.

It was too beloved, too singular, to be chopped up and sold for parts like this.

This suggests that a singular focus on excess weight is too simplistic.