Sentence examples for singular claim from inspiring English sources

He may soon lose his singular claim to that title.

Simply -- if nonsensically -- that desert has a singular claim on me.

In the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, the art form to which New York has always had singular claim, the American theater, seemed especially vulnerable.

It is through this reclaiming that we see glimmers of what is possible, what promise lies on the other side of our shame and grief, when we unbind ourselves from the lie that there is a singular indigenous experience, a singular claim over who we are and what constitutes our communities.

When used in this way, cause is a success verb: the singular causal claim implies that Jill smoked heavily during the 1990's and that she developed lung cancer.

And we find that natural and social science publications tend to make singular knowledge claims of similar kinds whereas design publications often contain multiple knowledge claims of different kinds.

We will refer to the sort of causal relation described by singular causal claims as singular causation.

Singular causal claims, such as "Jill's heavy smoking during the 1990's caused her to develop lung cancer," make reference to particular individuals, places, and times.

The relata of singular causal claims are often taken to be events (not to be confused with events in the purely technical sense), although some authors (e.g. Mellor 2004) argue that they are facts.

We noted in Section 1.3 that we make at least two different kinds of causal claim, singular and general.

Many platforms have cool features and lots of potential, but there is no singular service that claims to do all that SoundCloud does with the efficiency that it maintains.