Sentence examples for most singular of from inspiring English sources

The most singular of these is the two sharp claws on each foot, one evolved from the big toe, the other from the second toe.

Her life, she says, is "a pin-light bent", as you would find in a camera obscura; the "selfhood" of this most singular of talents is merely "lent".

Panda Bear ,AKA Noah Lennox, has always been the most singular of artists – not that you'd know it as he ambles on to the unadorned stage in a baggy grey jumper.

However, the most singular of the British expatriates now living in Ceylon is not a planter at all but one of the truly prophetic figures of the space age, Arthur C. Clarke.

Despite the tendency to lump together all Arab dictators, they are unique in their circumstances, and Colonel Qaddafi perhaps the most singular of all, in that he stuck around long enough to alienate just about everyone.

He was a proud man, but also the most singular of all directors, an indisputable cinematic genius whose comparatively modest output of one book, Notes On The Cinematographer, one comic short, Les Affaires Publiques (1934) and 13 features made between 1943 and 1981 carry a weight and influence belied by the mere 20 hours of screen time.

Actor, director, writer and cofounder of the experimental Complicite troupe, McBurney has a reputation as one of the most singular talents of his generation.

"Xul Solar is one of the most singular events of our era," he once wrote in an essay that is excerpted in the catalog for the Americas Society exhibition, "a man versed in all the disciplines, curious about all arcana, father of writings, languages, utopias, mythologies, sojourner in hells and heavens".

Calculation of the most singular point of the system herein is rendered difficult by both its size and possession of non-differentiable variables.

Some of the most singular experiences of our lives have been shared experiences.

It is some of the most singular music of all time.