Sentence examples for singular expressions from inspiring English sources

Yes, and what was the context of those singular expressions?

They said they deeply regretted the leak, since "the singular expressions contained in the text cannot be attributed to the Holy Father with certainty".

"It's clear that based on this, one cannot attribute with certainty to the Holy Father singular expressions in the text, but just the general sense," the statement said.

Singular expressions name and signify individuals, albeit general terms name and signify common natures.

In addition to vacuous singular expressions, gap-based analyses have been proposed for future contingents (following one reading of Aristotle's exposition of the sea-battle; cf. §2 above) and category mistakes (e.g. "The number 7 likes/doesn't like to dance").

But this criterion, satisfied simply enough in the case of singular expressions, must be recast in the case of quantified expressions, both those which "signify universally" ("every cat", "no cat") and those which do not ("some cat", "not every cat").

A singular expression of a singular culture and the distilled essence of an entire nation's attitude and sense of humour.

So far, Grillo's party, Five Star Movement, is pretty much his singular expression, him sitting at home and making declarations, the opposite of a democratic expression.

It was a singular expression of national grief and in some ways a peculiar one.Entertainers, however famous, rarely, if ever, depart in such ceremony.

Milberg, Weiss's practice grew in tandem with securities laws that evolved to rein in corporate malfeasance, but the firm also became the singular expression of the personalities of Mr. Weiss and Mr. Lerach -- at once creative, belligerent, grasping, innovative, wily and unrelenting.

And he was right to consult Enron in the first place: after all, it was widely hailed as the industry's most innovative company.All in all, an otherwise rather impressive piece of political crisis-management now risks being undone by a singular expression of grouchy stubbornness.