Sentence examples for singular affair from inspiring English sources
Wilson's beard is a singular affair, but its crossover appeal taps into deeper cultural trends.
When the city was incorporated by provincial governor Thomas Dongan in 1686 under the Dongan Charter, it was empowered to have its own seal: The said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of Albany, and their successor shall and may forever hereafter, have one common seal to serve for the sealing of all and singular their affairs and business touching or concerning the said corporation.
Critics of Borgmann have seen him as adopting Heidegger's substantivist, monolithic model of technology as a singular, deterministic force in human affairs (Feenberg 1999; Verbeek 2005).
He'd been indicted for aggravated assault in the early nineteen-eighties, and though he beat the charges (which, he insisted, were politically motivated), the affair further shaped his singular image.
Fidel Castro's future is considered a very delicate affair, analysts say, given his singular role in running the country.
The singular exhibition tells the story of the love affair between an artist and a city.
To prove it, we've partnered with NBC's new, high-octane thriller State of Affairs to shine a spotlight on singular achievements of the most remarkable women in the world.
The Josephine here is the singular American entertainer Josephine Baker, who carried on a decades-long love affair with Paris.
But Barack Obama became the first sitting president to vote early in person on Thursday as the singular act of democracy increasingly becomes more than a one-day affair.
The result is an uncertain affair, powerfully played and sporadically affecting, but lacking the singular clarity of vision that becomes Daisy's survivalist mantra.
