Sentence examples for singular exercise from inspiring English sources

Her has the same defiantly wistful manchild regression Jonze showed in his version of Where the Wild Things Are – a singular exercise in imagination, almost a postmodern pastoral.

Whilst exercise is recommended for optimum bone health in adult women, there are few systematic reviews of the efficacy of walking as singular exercise therapy for postmenopausal bone loss.

We also each exercise singular international responsibilities, stemming from our history, defence capabilities and status as permanent members of the UN security council.

For those unfamiliar with this singular, strangely educational exercise, "Drunk History" works like this.

The singular thrill of exercising a horse one morning at Keeneland shaped her future.

It has certainly been a Middle East practice ever since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire in the 15th Century, and it has the singular advantage of exercising secular control over religious fanaticism.

With regard to those same early Archaic times, one hears for example, in the poetry of the 7th-century Boeotian Hesiod of control, sometimes oppressively exercised, by basileis (singular basileus).

In fact, it has been shown that the supervised aerobic, resistance or combined aerobic/resistance training are associated with greater decreases in HbA1c compared to exercise counseling alone or a singular training approach.

It is a dangerous and possibly futile exercise to extrapolate broad meaning from singular events, and Carrère understands that.

The restraint exercised on the painting makes it singular, but its personal tone can be found in other pieces in this collection.

Falls in BCS have been seldom studied and exercise has only been explored by a singular trial that considered falls as a secondary endpoint [ 36].