Sentence examples similar to singular guardian from inspiring English sources
Our friends at the Guardian avowedly favour the singular.
But until Guardian Australia conferred on me the singular honour of "as live" blogging the event for an Australian audience on Sunday evening, I've never really had cause to reflect on why I love Eurovision.
Gary Younge, in the Guardian, warned against simplistic analyses that "seek, with a singular linear thesis, to explain what happened and what we should do about it".
The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry (Serpent's Tail) Perry's singular debut, After Me Comes the Flood, was longlisted for the Guardian first book award.
The result is a singular dark comedy that will charm some and raise the hackles of others – the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw, reviewing it in Cannes last May, found its name-dropping arch-romanticism "studenty".
Over margaritas at an outdoor Austin bar, Kania and Moreland told the Guardian that they tended not to speak to reporters because they had a singular focus.
My personal feeling – not necessarily the Guardian's – is that whenever a new coinage arises, we should stick to the singular, unless there are very good reasons.
The Guardian's Michael Billington wrote the play, at London's Royal Court, "confirms that Butterworth possesses a singular talent".
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
