"singular group" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a group that is made up of only one individual or entity, rather than multiple individuals or entities. Here are some examples of how "singular group" can be used in a sentence: - The committee was made up of a singular group of experts in the field. - Despite having different backgrounds, the team worked together as a singular group to achieve their goals. - The show featured a singular group of performers, each with their own unique talents. - The organization prided itself on its inclusivity, welcoming individuals from a singular group who may have felt marginalized elsewhere. - The tiny island nation was home to a singular group of indigenous people, known for their rich culture and traditions.
"We have found a singular group of great storytellers in their own mediums who each have stories to tell," Hall Moran says.
Whether your interest lies in the intellectual, the political, the aesthetic or the sexual, there is no end to the riches yielded up by this singular group.
In rose-tinted retrospect there was perhaps an ideal texture to that bunch of players, who had the ballast and good practical sense of central contracts, without having grown up entirely within the machine, entering it instead with some healthy rough edges intact, and seeming – from a distance and with all due exceptions - a more likeable, un-homogenised, singular group of people.
We like to emphasize for our allies that we are not a monolith in our national affiliations, our cultural practices, our spiritualties, our status or enrollment circumstances, or our political beliefs and interests — different Indigenous peoples may share similar narratives of dispossession and struggle, but 'Native American' does not connote a singular group of interests, experiences and beliefs.
Today, there is no singular group known as the Ku Klux Klan, but rather a series of splinter groups that bear the names the Bayou Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, the Church of the American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, the Imperial Klans of America and the Knights of the White Camelia.
There is an advantage to using groups, instead of Path's small, but still singular group.
The triaxial Bridgman effective stress parameter was able to account, with some limitations, for the notch strengthening by collapsing the notch and uniform gage geometry test data into a singular grouping.
The fight being led by Black Lives Matter asserts a singular groups involvement and re-establishes the difference between these groups, causing an even greater rift.
That is, the following diagram commutes (the horizontal maps are the usual ones): The Mayer Vietoris long exact sequence for singular cohomology groups with coefficient group G is dual to the homological version.
He organized the Council of Freely Elected Heads of Government — a singular pressure group consisting of Carter and thirty-one other former and current Presidents and Prime Ministers of North and South American countries.
Eyes and hearts are opened to a truly foreign land, an age-old culture, and genuinely hospitable people on this singular small group tour.
