Sentence examples for most singular from inspiring English sources

Callas was a most singular paradox.

Vera is perhaps her most singular and successful excavation.

She is certainly one of the most singular.

But his most singular work remains Sitting in a Room.

Perhaps the most singular aspect of Fraser's foreign policy was his activism in the Commonwealth.

But the blue monochromes remain his most singular achievement, and his preparation seems to have started early.

His brief, furious career produced one of the most singular, personal, and influential bodies of cinematic work of all time.

The season that follows contains 17 other works, many of which are among Mr. Taylor's most singular masterpieces.

It was good to see both that ballet and Balanchine's "Vienna Waltzes"; each is among these choreographers' most singular marvels.

A Taylor season is a journey through one of the most singular and searching imaginations of our time.

Perhaps the most singular reunited pair has been the former Japanese prisoner of war and his onetime American interrogator.