Sentence examples for singular circumstance from inspiring English sources

That singular circumstance turns the publication into a phenomenon.

SYB: So you're saying a science of siblings really, in the end, is something like a science of laundry stains — one where the samples are so shaped by the singular circumstance of their making that studying them systematically gets you no closer to understanding, or clean clothes, than we were already?

With collective student loan debt recently reaching $1 trillion dollars, Mihalic's story of significant debt is no singular circumstance.

He recorded in his journal: "It is a singular circumstance that, while I am engaged in preparing for the press the letters of General Washington which he wrote at Cambridge after taking command of the American army, I should occupy the same rooms that he did at that time".

Despite the pressures brought on by these singular circumstances, James led the Cavaliers in scoring, steals, and minutes played over the course of the 2003 04 season, winning the league's Rookie of the Year award in the process.

Despite his prodigious collection of contemporary art – acquired in singular circumstances; last May he settled with the New York attorney general to the tune of $7m in back taxes – Rosen was never impressed with the heritage of the Four Seasons, and he spent years battling with the city's landmark commission to remove a Picasso tapestry that hung between Grill Room and Pool Room.

The word "outsider" is meant to denote artists working not only outside the art world, but outside of mainstream culture, whether due to physical isolation, incarceration, mental illness or other singular circumstances.

Otherwise unknown carcinogens do continue to be identified by singular circumstances of exposure giving rise to particular tumour types, exemplified by the causation of cholangiocarcinoma by 1,2-dichloropropane (81).

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

However singular the circumstances of the accident, Mr. Oliva lived and died in the thoroughly ordinary limbo of a day laborer, which is worth more notice than Mr. Oliva commanded that last day of his short life.

The singular trait of the American way of war is the remarkable ability of our military to advance, absorb setbacks, adapt and ultimately triumph based upon the unique circumstances of a given campaign.