Sentence examples for singular by from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The goalkeeper is singular by definition.

Absurd Person Singular by Alan Ayckbourn (1939–) 90.

Yet for Soutphommasane nationality seems to be singular by its very nature.

But it is made singular by Garner's almost reckless honesty, and brought alive by her mortal details: "She used to wear hats that pained me.

A theater entry in the Listings pages of Weekend on Friday referred incorrectly to "Absurd Person Singular" by Alan Ayckbourn, at the Biltmore Theater.

The "power" in the exhibition's title refers to its many power figures — called minkisi (nkisi is the singular) by the Kongo — which differ from European figurative sculpture in that they were primarily ritual objects.

"A Singular Woman," by Janny Scott, will be published by Riverhead Books, an imprint of Penguin Group USA.

It is from these we arrive at determinate singular concepts by adding content and at universal concepts by abstracting away from singularizing circumstances.

Numerous singular-they advocates have found examples of "they" used with a singular antecedent by Geoffrey Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales, as well as by more modern writers, including C.S. Lewis, Lewis Carroll and Walt Whitman.

By the time the iPad comes along, Jobs has created a singular spectacle by bringing tablets down into the valley and demonstrating their miracles to the faithful.

A Singular Woman, by Janny Scott (Riverhead; $26.95).