It's a fallacy, though, to assume that wild divergences in a person don't just make up one singular thing that is scary and confident and nice and awful and funny and dumb and everything all at once.
That is just one of Cai's singular achievements.
By The New Yorker March 10 , 2011"The Hidden Reality," by Brian Greene, a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, poses a question: What if our universe, instead of being singular, is just one of many?
"The Hidden Reality," by Brian Greene, a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, poses a question: What if our universe, instead of being singular, is just one of many?
This isn't just one unfortunate reference to the group, a singular blip in an otherwise scrupulously sourced document.
By the time girls turn 12 and boys 13, they've participated in so many graduation ceremonies and promotion assemblies that what was once a singular experience, is now just one of many.
But... ..It's arrogant to only tell stories about your one singular experience".
A life defined not by one singular choice but instead by a clear, deliberate direction.
For lyric poetry of such high quality, these poems are remarkably uninterested in defending the privilege of the first-person singular: "in believing oneself to be just one / One made the first mistake".
"What was once a concern of mine – to make sure I that wasn't doing one singular thing my whole life and only known for being just one little archetype – has gone away".
