Sentence examples for on their singular from inspiring English sources
Did they achieve that blessed state with each one marching forward intent on their singular goals or did one subsume his/her path, realign it, walk behind or at least slow down in order to make it work?
Her husband, David Garnett, would write a novella, "Aspects of Love" (1955), that was more than loosely based on their singular family constellation.
Uniquely called upon to embody purpose and beauty, bridges tend to be judged (more than any civic construction save the tower) on their singular object quality.
"After months of listening to the Republicans base their campaign on their singular ability to win the war on terror, the president now says we can't win the war on terrorism," Senator John Edwards, Mr. Kerry's running mate, said in a statement.
On the way to this conclusion, I introduce some new ideas about associative 3-folds, including a way to orient moduli spaces of associatives, and make some conjectures on their singular behaviour.
The company used to make excellent quality traditional gas grills as well, but they stopped to focus on their singular advantage - all they make is this remarkable series of dual-fuel grills, which can burn coal or wood one moment, then propane or natural gas the next.
Since these affixes cannot be predicted by phonological or semantic factors, all nouns have to be assigned to classes on the basis of their singular and plural forms.
A. R. Kane, accurately summarized in the new "Complete Singles Collection," didn't get big paychecks or big exposure when they first appeared, in the eighties, but they're primed for a second closeup of their singular take on shoegaze and what became rave.
I would argue that most of these people are tourists because of their singular focus on their main compulsion to just see this natural phenomenon.
This condition was dealt with by focusing on right singular vectors that correlate with our conceptual grain-filling pattern, regardless of their singular value's magnitude.
Due to their singular focus on the United States and inapplicability elsewhere, many of the early frontrunners have been discounted and categorised, with the benefit of hindsight, as parochial (Farrell et al. 2014; Tonry 2014).
