Sentence examples for singular feeling from inspiring English sources

On Monday night Henderson or Albrecht will experience that singular feeling.

Once more he is searching for that singular feeling of comfort, the relief of driving the ball as he once did and believes he still can, and will.

Waking in the morning to the sound of waves lapping on the shore, I did have the singular feeling of, at last, having escaped from whatever it is we are all endlessly trying to flee with our travels.

But the comparison held true in another way, too: he is still searching to regain his timing, that singular feeling when pitches are tracked from release to authoritative contact, and nothing else matters.

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.

Each Grand Slam site evokes intense and singular feelings for Clijsters, who has won three United States Open singles titles and one in Australia.

What is usually missing from The Girl Experience in every medium is the singular, feelings-y soft stuff.

My body was feeling strong, my stroke finally felt smooth and I was of a singular notion.

This display makes Hals seem all the more singular, even while feeling a trifle superfluous.

SHERMAN: That was actually one singular moment of feeling like we had accomplished something that was important.

And he knew about the same things that I did: being in love with girls who didn't know he existed; wanting to be somebody that he was hopelessly ill-prepared to be; and (the bane of all teenagers) feeling singular, alone.