Sentence examples similar to it singularly needs from inspiring English sources

Although what it singularly championed is needed now more than ever, it could not find sponsorship and a million or so dollars to keep it going until after the next election - a drop in a lobbyist's swimming pool in the World's Richest Capital, inundated with more PAC money than ever before.

But her prose is an exercise in soppy solipsism, and I find it singularly unreadable.

That the cast is predominantly female makes it singularly pleasurable, too.

Rather, it's that it singularly fails to look beneath the surface of things.

Of one blog, he writes that the "prose is an exercise in soppy solipsism, and I find it singularly unreadable.

When it opened its door in 1964, it was singularly unpromising.

As long ago as 1965, the International Labor Organization, a branch of the United Nations, saw an "urgent need" to protect domestic workers, whom it called "singularly subject to exploitation".

In short, it looms singularly large.

It has singularly failed to stamp out the sex trade.

Created to co-ordinate America's counter-terrorism effort, it has singularly failed to do so.

But with the world economy slowing, it is singularly ill-timed nonetheless.