Sentence examples for singular examples from inspiring English sources
It takes time to develop an experienced eye, especially when many clubs are singular examples.
The Aerodur 5000 black topcoat from the Tony Smith Estate and the unpigmented Akzo 683-3-7 reference from the Lichtenstein's studio, both produced by Nobel, are singular examples of styrene free 2KSBPU coatings.
More singular examples, of course, can be found throughout the 20th century.
(Please see "Is JPMorgan a Bank or a Government-Funded Casino?" 06.09.09) These are but singular examples of a constant theme of bankers playing oil casino that has now gone on for years.
Hers is a singular example of literary independence.
And Mr. James is not a singular example.
However, some are using the Macklemore story to paint a narrative of one singular example of rap's potential for positivity in a sea of endlessly destructive music.
Starting with the singular example of "Metronome," Mr. Muschamp goes on to claim that public art has "helped generate a hostile climate for architecture".
When Strait first emerged, he was sometimes grouped with other old-fashioned country singers, such as John Anderson and Ricky Skaggs, but he soon became the singular example for a generation to follow: the "hat acts," they were called, and not always fondly.
However flawed aspects of the military strategy were — three months of aerial bombing with no contingency for ground troops — the Kosovo war was a singular example of American power creating international coöperation on behalf of stability and human rights.
A singular example of how good authorised biographies can, and should, be.Soul of the Age: A Biography of the Mind of William Shakespeare.By Jonathan Bate.Random House; 496 pages; $35.
