Sentence examples for rather singular from inspiring English sources

That said, his considerations of supposedly universal experiences can sometimes seem rather singular.

He has a rather singular skill when it comes to staging gruesome 12A sequences that fail to feel particularly neutered.

"Peter Stretch has this rather singular position of recognition, both in his time and since then," Philip H. Bradley, a dealer in Downingtown, Pa., specializing in clocks, said in a phone interview.

Asylum could be a good sitcom, but they need more than just a high-concept idea for a character in a place – "Wouldn't it be funny if a self-proclaimed big head got grounded in what is essentially his childhood bedroom with no way of escape?" Because that rather singular situation was already handed to them on a plate.

At first annoyed by the attention, Sandham begins to look at himself through African eyes: "Here I am, a white guy, plodding along with an enormous pack, my trekking poles giving me the appearance of skiing down the road, the bandanna wrapped around my head making me look like something from 'The Pirates of Penzance.' Sometimes I forget I look rather singular".

Although this feature alone was potentially useful it was rather singular.

For this reason, some philosopers and physicists have suggested that we should not speak of "singularities" at all, but rather of "singular spacetimes".

Nor was he a boring presence, but rather a singular and sometimes combative one.

Rather, the singular call resulting from the videos has been to defund Planned Parenthood.

I'm not sure it is reformist policies, but rather a singular disregard for the exigencies of modern day politics.

But it may mean updating our theory of fundamental change to rely more on the power of cumulative, smaller revelations, rather than singular, transformational ones.