Sentence examples for mention a singular from inspiring English sources

Schumer brings with her a veneer of spiky feminist cool, not to mention a singular mode of warm-hearted yet hard-hitting satire.

In the 12 years since a Guardian journalist first coined the term in an otherwise unremarkable tech column, podcasting has evolved into a global industry, not to mention a singular art form – one in which the intimacy and abstraction of radio meets the flexibility of the web.

No wonder a girl needs the protection of an agonized vampire and a rage-filled werewolf (not to mention a singular blandness) in order to make it out alive.

Cuba itself gets a singular mention within the context of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which is mentioned in passing only to launch another point: the event, which nearly led to the erasure of much of the Americas, "underscored the danger of nuclear technology, but science was also being used for good," Stavans writes, drawn in this cel as Dr. Ilan Stavans, Doctor of Literature and Proctol..

It did not mention the anthrax accusations and was a singular protest by the four scientists against the F.B.I.'s conclusion.

Considering the power functions of negative orders, we have also mentioned a notion of singular time scales functions, a matter which is quite unexplored so far (see Remark 4.7).

Naturally, no discussion of Bernstein is complete without mentioning his own compositions, works that place the conductor in a singular category.

Udall barely mentioned government surveillance on the campaign trail, choosing instead to mount a singular focus on female voters, rarely straying from two topics: contraception and abortion.

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.