Sentence examples for singular ideas from inspiring English sources

For someone who has such singular ideas, Kawakubo has excelled at collaborating and diversifying over the years.

It is certainly true that many American designers fell under the influence of Mr. Browne and his singular ideas about masculine presentation.

A purely logical definition of intuitions as simple singular ideas allowed Bolzano to distinguish them from concepts and to characterize the traditional epistemological distinction between a priori and a posteriori in terms of the logical distinction between conceptual and empirical propositions (and sciences).

Nelson is a young man possessed - in every sense - of a singular idea.

That singular idea, manifesting and unfolding in myriad different ways across the city and state, came together at the March Against Mike on Sunday.

One of the contradictions of the medium is that it often takes hundreds of people to render that singular idea into characters that crack wise.

"I don't particularly want to present a singular idea of a company where everybody must be between 20 and 28.

That singular idea of himself as an outsider ultimately shaped him and continues to drive him 12 years after he rose to prominence as a 17-year-old at the 2004 Athens Olympics.

But as with any singular idea, the power is diluted if it is taken too far, and Mr. Matsumura would have better served his collection if he had held back just a bit.

The singular idea of the world (a mixture of Cartesian rationalism, republicanism and Marxism) that dominated the mindset of the nation's progressive elites for much of the modern era has disintegrated.

At conferences and in journal articles, the singular idea of these conservatives was that, with no Soviet threat, the United States was uniquely positioned to exert power all over the world — to discourage rivals, to pursue interests, to spread values, with or without partners.