Sentence examples for singular creature from inspiring English sources
This is a story about the law school market, a singular creature of American capitalism, one that is so durable it seems utterly impervious to change.
Into every paradise, of course, cometh the serpent, and the demon of "Lawless" is a singular creature called Special Deputy Charlie Rakes Guy Pearcee), newly arrived from Chicago.
But zone in, and there's an eerie sense of a strange, singular creature picking its way purposefully but pointlessly through an abandoned world, not unlike yourself.
Given Cassandra's poisoned gift of prophecy and her titular status, the figure ought to be a thoroughly singular creature, as Strauss's Elektra, Clytemnestra and Chrysothemis all are.
A trace of childishness has glittered through the life and works of Julia Roberts; you can feel other actors responding to it — should they chide, indulge, or defend this singular creature?
And yet they are singular creatures, too.
These authors argue that only singular creatures have ideas in the divine mind (which they identify with the singular creatures themselves as they are eternally pre-cognized by God), but neither their species, nor their genera do.
I shared Darwin's enthusiasm for these "singular" creatures, and on hikes I took into the Pyrenees, southern Italy, and Greece, I discovered a whole new realm of orchid species that I had not seen before.
As the science writer Richard Ellis demonstrates in his 1998 book, "The Search for the Giant Squid," from these disparate accounts emerged a common portrait of a singular beast: a huge sea creature, with fearsome appendages — arms or horns or feet or legs or tails — that jutted out of its head.
John Maus is a singular musical creature.
Although you're saying a turducken is three separate birds cooked together, it's kind of hard not to visualize it as a singular living creature of sorts.
