Sentence examples for singular course from inspiring English sources

Sonnabend, who passed away in October, a few days before her 93rd birthday, never turned away from difficulty, though the singular course she charted through the art of her time was propelled by the deep pleasure art provided her.

He operates on the periphery of a number of musical areas, but his role as the perpetual outsider has resulted in him following a singular course, exemplified by Ghost of Yesterday, his 2006 collaboration with Isobel Campbell, on which the duo took songs originally recorded by Billie Holliday and audaciously recast them with spartan electronic backing.

Ephemeron of course is the singular form of the familiar word ephemera.

Lady Mary, sitting on a white mare and surveying a green ocean of lawn next to the castle she owns, tells Lord Gillingham (in the third-person singular, of course): LM: "It's nice to know that one is not alone.

Of course, singular success for Motorola does not translate to a game changer in this case.

More singular examples, of course, can be found throughout the 20th century.

Fast forward 150 years and Richmond is a burgeoning cultural capital stocked with breweries, bicycles, street style, and of course, a singular art scene, grown from the city's unique hybrid history of celebration and struggle.

Like generations before, we must embrace America's singular role in the course of human events.

Mr. Rumsfeld acknowledged the fluidity of the international arrangements in Cairo on Thursday, when he denied that "there is a singular coalition, which of course is not the case.

Add to that, singular focus can of course produce a more compelling end product than chasing a generic market and trying to be all things to all users.

Last year, in the Guardian, I wrote about the discovery of Exxon's secret climate documents, saying: "it seems crucial simply to say, for the record, the truth: this company had the singular capacity to change the course of world history for the better and instead it changed that course for the infinitely worse".