Sentence examples similar to singular citation from inspiring English sources
Keeper brought Mal immediate recognition, including winning the Branford Boase award for an outstanding debut novel for children; its citation highlighted his "singular originality" with "superb storytelling in its soul".
Lund is a singular creation.
After 40 years, and even with the development of different metrics, citations retain a singular power as the strongest and most reliable indicator of scholarly value, reflecting the weight scholars assign to cited references.
In later years, when his singular vision was recognised, Taylor would pick up art-music citations by the barrow-load.
Despite the prevalence of citations to Maki's work, we found only a singular application of the Maki instruments [ 37].
"The hybrid in our society -- where there is no singular idea of what is beautiful". The Pritzker jury acknowledged this eclectic quality in its citation.
Ms. Jamison read a citation praising Mr. Fagan: "Heralded as a true original, he has created a singular dance language, lending influences from such diverse sources as Afro-Caribbean, ballet and modern dance.
In sports commentary, name citation takes the form of the possessive pluralisation of individuals whose talent is quite singular: your Maradonas, your Cruyffs, your Pelés.
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
