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.
The show, half hung when I saw it, has the feel of one of those Victorian museums of curios, eclectic but unified by a singular sensibility.
Forget politically correct eating: what new mother hasn't felt the private, singular desperation of that "Oh"?
While we can't throw them back, we can consider their weight, and feel on them the singular imprint of our hands.
But it's hard to imagine an interpretation that makes this play's singular melding of sentimentality and savagery feel more organic than this one does.
Alas, in these pages, we do not feel the thing that compelled a singular parade of citizens to preserve these open spaces.
Yet there are many that feel born of Lurie's singular humor.
Such is the acute pain of losing a love that feels singular; a person measures that sort of agony in minutes, if not seconds, if not nanoseconds.
I wonder whether Apted — who, beyond the singular accomplishment of the "Up" series, has made films that have been successful, workmanlike, and unremarkable — feels anything of Nick's sense of resignation, too.
