Sentence examples for quite singular from inspiring English sources

This is sausage at an elevated level and quite singular.

Riddley Walker has literary cousins, but as a work of imagination, it's quite singular.

She continued: "What we do as opera singers is quite singular.

But although Schendel became a doyenne of Brazilian art, there is something quite singular about her work.

I was seven when the moon landings took place and that had a quite singular effect on me.

Chuck Berry was to rock music what Louis Armstrong was to jazz — a foundational figure; if not quite singular, then as close as it gets.

"We try to talk about grief in quite a singular way," he explains.

In which case, maybe it's sad that pretty much every fateful encounter in music turns out not to be quite so singular after all.

This mix of high-sheen professionalism and raw vulnerability make "An Evening With Donna McKechnie: My Musical Comedy Life" quite a singular sensation, to borrow from "A Chorus Line," the show that won her a Tony Award.

Of the many remarkable things about Back to the Future – which is, I think, maybe the most remarkable mainstream movie trilogy of all time – one is that its stars are all still quite so singular, and so engaged.

Using a result in microlocal analysis known as the "parabolic trick," Sobolev upper bounds are proved for quite general singular Radon transforms.