Sentence examples for make it singularly from inspiring English sources

It is that sugar has unique characteristics, specifically in the way the human body metabolizes the fructose in it, that may make it singularly harmful, at least if consumed in sufficient quantities.

The stringent demands placed on the ballet body, the ascetic practice required to chisel that body, make it singularly suited to telling a tale that brims with fleshly pleasures and pain, that is obsessed with youthfulness and evocative of fluid gender identities.

The United States, despite its problems, has been a remarkably solid place to put money, making it singularly able to attract savings, they point out.

Wind simulations demonstrate that storm conditions are likely to produce markedly lower wind velocities in the area around Broo than over the surrounding landscape making it singularly vulnerable to sand inundation.

The peculiar coolness and objectivity of the scene made it compelling, even poetic — and singularly unsensational.

Indeed, China's wealthiest, largely real estate tycoons (35) and manufacturers, appear singularly focused on making it inside China, not outside.

To follow this target singularly, as may be done by making it policy, eliminates the effect of judgment on the rate or amount of blood loss, and the clinical condition of the patient.

By replacing a typical audience with her original one, she breathes life into a cliché by making it literal and creates a compelling dynamic that is as eccentric as her singularly funny comedy.

But "The Book of Jewish Food" was a singularly daunting project — a history of Jewish life and settlement, told through the story of what Jews ate, and where, and why, and how they made it.

Of course, that does not make him singularly responsible for the wrongs done to them.

Trump's combination of bullheaded ignorance and counter-suggestibility makes him singularly difficult to counsel.