Robb presents Franceas a group of diverse regions, each with its own longhistory, intricate belief systems and singular customs.
And that, Wales knew, was the spirit of a 1947 Bentley Mk VI with a singular, custom-built body by Marius Franay of France.
In this collection's title piece, "Campo Santo" -- an elegy written in a Corsican graveyard -- Sebald meditates on the meanings of that singular island's burial customs, black clothing and belief in ghosts, as well as the spooky aura of old photographs and the hunger of the dead for the living.
However, this picture of broad consonance was rudely challenged in the mid to late fifth century BCE by a new kind of thinker and political agent, the professional teachers ("sophists"), who began to ask whether the laws and customs (nomos, singular; nomoi, plural) embodying political justice were truly a reflection of justice in nature (phusis), or merely an imposition of arbitrary human norms.
Swift states: Many men come to church to save or gain a reputation; or because they will not be singular, but comply with an established custom; yet, all the while, they are loaded with the guilt of old rooted sins.
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The singular contigs were checked using a custom script and overlapping ends trimmed.
And South Central L.A. which is almost like a foreign country within a city, so singular and baroque are the gang customs, culture, and laws that govern it was the richest territory he'd ever seen.
This narrow definition of the Prize, according to its own rules and customs, calling for a singular architect to receive the honor, now challenges its very relevance and legitimacy as the prize of prizes.
In the pantheon of American fashion designers, Bob Mackie stands alone with his singular focus on sequined, bejeweled, and hyperbolic custom-made outfits for the world's most ostentatious personalities.
