Sentence examples for singular feel from inspiring English sources

The bar had the singular feel of a bar in early morning, its stale beer smell being aired out by opening the doors, letting the morning sunshine peek in.

The trip had the singular feel of a Clinton campaign tour, with a breakneck schedule of speeches and meet-and-greets, Secret Service agents, a chartered Sun Country 737 and lots of Arkansas wisdom.

On March 14, Noel Tynan, an Irishman who bought the town house in 2003 with Anthony Kearns, one of the Irish Tenors, sought an injunction in bankruptcy court to stop Ms. Olmsted from removing the antique bar, vintage street lamp, jockey statue and other memorabilia that gave the building its singular feel.

The clean, fin-less lines, minimal chrome and center opening doors gave the car a singular feel, and with a 7-liter, 300-horsepower engine, the Continental was as fast as anything on the road.

It's a magnificent space opera, clearly carrying the influence of all things Star Wars on its shoulders but aesthetically achieving a truly singular feel.

It was a feeling right from the here and now, a very singular feeling, and my life felt elevated and more worthwhile because of it; and I have thought, ever since, that I have hardly touched on the riches the natural world can supply us with.

This approach, coupled with an informed high touch delivery at the store, should present consumers with that singular emotion felt when someone truly understands you.

I could tell from Jay's tone that hearing this should make me feel singular, indescribable.

Each interview is recreated with an animation style that suits its tone and serves its story, which makes each piece feel singular.

In an attempt to placate her, I ask if she feels singular.

What feels singular about her present situation is how it explicitly complicates her ability to create new work.