That the cast is predominantly female makes it singularly pleasurable, too.
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.
Mississippi has the sort of civil rights history and black heritage that make it singularly well equipped to tap the black travel market, said Mr. Horhn, the state tourism official.
"We had this terrible competition with the Brits," says Parks, "so when Brian and I started work on Smile we decided - in spite of the Beatles, in spite of 'Nam, in spite of everything - to make it singularly American". Wilson agrees: "The theme is Americana, but I wanted to create a love vibe for the people.
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.
What is it about YouTube -- vast, powerful YouTube -- that makes it so singularly useless as a medium of communication?
Indeed, China's wealthiest, largely real estate tycoons (35) and manufacturers, appear singularly focused on making it inside China, not outside.
Both cultures are singularly adroit at re-conceptualising foreign product, at absorbing it and making it their own.
The peculiar coolness and objectivity of the scene made it compelling, even poetic — and singularly unsensational.
