That is partly because, for a show about women, it displays a singular obsession with men.
In its constructions around words like "cordon", "deploy" and a singular obsession with armed security in schools, LaPierre's speech appeared incessantly militaristic and devoid of original thinking.
Capek (pronounced CHOP-ek) is arguably Mr. Wechsler's singular obsession, just as he was the main reason for starting Catbird Press.
The past decade, he said, with "its singular obsession over testing and data collection coupled with a concerted effort to demonize teachers and their unions have really delivered a knockout punch".
And while past U.S. presidents have also called for European partners to increase their military budgets, NATO diplomats concede that Trump's singular obsession with this issue has made a difference.
Were it not for this singular obsession, we might have come to appreciate the full scope of graft, influence peddling and petty theft that has made this the most crooked administration in US history.
The trove also showed a singular obsession with women and femmes fatales, including the fascination of many artists — like Edvard Munch — with the 18th-century killing of the powerful revolutionary Jean-Paul Marat by a comely assassin, Charlotte Corday, who plunged a knife in his heart while he rested in a bathtub.
ATLANTA — Even before someone carefully removed a windowpane from a secluded Buckhead home here one rainy June night and slipped away with a 1734 silver mug that had belonged to George II, it was clear to detectives that a meticulous thief with a singular obsession was stealing the great silver pieces of the Old South.
Filmed over two days last March, in the basement of an abandoned meatpacking plant in downtown Los Angeles, it showcases the singular obsession of the author Michael C. Ruppert, a former Los Angeles police officer and investigative journalist who has seen industrial society's tipping point — in the rearview mirror.
There's no industry expert, thinktank, lobby group, trade union and certainly no branch of the NHS that decided that a singular obsession with this suspiciously round number would guide us towards greater social cohesion or undo the consequences of the financial crisis, the recession or austerity.
Mr Long, who lives on the side of a highway in Cambodia's rural south-east, had a singular obsession: aeroplanes.
