Sentence examples for makes it singular from inspiring English sources

The restraint exercised on the painting makes it singular, but its personal tone can be found in other pieces in this collection.

These sorts of vintage variations are both part of the pleasure of wine and a reminder of what makes it singular.

This probably limits the show's emotional potency and narrative potential — critics have rightly noted that "Justified" occasionally muddles in a place between serial and "serious" longer-arc drama — but it is also what makes it singular.

One such drawing is captioned "CAMP CLARK," and the sketch's realism makes it singular.

John's guitar playing on the record is just as spirited and shambolic as any of the players who were his peers on the hardcore punk scene in the 80s, but there was something about it that made it singular in its recklessness.

Make it singular throughout.

Make it singular: "Neither … perceives these difficulties".

"And then there is the objectifying of a thing by making it singular.

The Israelites probably borrowed the Canaanite plural noun Elohim and made it singular in meaning in their cultic practices and theological reflections.

The wide coverage provided by this dataset makes it a singular resource that can help us to understand the entire gradient of climatic tolerance of European beech (Fig. 1).

Korngold, in following him, and in wrapping the play in his precocious mélange of Straussian modernism and Viennese schmaltz, prolonged and broadened the fame of this recondite novel - but at the cost of what makes it so singular and so unforgettable.