Sentence examples for its singularity from inspiring English sources

And it was its singularity that made it interesting.

And they have cited that process for their defense of the Libeskind plan from mutations that would rob it of its singularity.

What makes the "I Spy" scene noteworthy is not just its comedy but its singularity: it's one of the few moments in the movie in which race flavors the story in any way.

If France no longer seems to command the world's attention as it did a few years ago, could this be because it lost its singularity when Mr Sarkozy returned the country fully to NATO in 2009, reversing Charles de Gaulle's 1966 withdrawal from its military structure?

One province (Duzce) was excluded from regression analysis due to its singularity: it came into existence in 2000, after a major earthquake in 1999.

It's the Bataclan that scares me — I've never been, but its singularity makes it seem as though I have.

Its singularity is that it incorporates a mobile.

In earlier eras, many New Yorkers called it The Yankee Stadium, underscoring its singularity, its proud one-of-a-kindness.

Not that the indefatigable but mild-mannered Ms. Gruber, now 98, would trumpet its singularity; to her it probably simply makes sense, given the aspirations of her youth.

Fans of the National have had plenty of time to acclimate to Berninger's voice, a heady, lumbering baritone, yet it's worth reiterating its singularity.

Under stronger conditions one can extract the leading term of the asymptotics of the kernel of S at its singularities.