None of the other characters, however, appears more than once, but each makes a singular impression, especially Juliette Binoche, Samantha Morton and Emily Hampshire as his advisers.
What's it like to work in the NHS? Read any newspaper, watch any news programme, and any casual observer would likely form a singular impression: it's rough out there.
Voigt's "Messenger: New and Selected Poems, 1976-2006" is a generous and carefully thought-out gathering of her work, and while the impression of singular impulses and occasions remains strong, the whole also affords us a kind of high-altitude vantage, disclosing lines of thematic continuity and conveying the subtle but distinct sense of a poet gaining on mastery.
But it too leaves the impression of a singular talent in transition.
A great portrait blurs the line between a subject and her surroundings, all contributing equally to the overall impression of a singular human being.
This is a highbrow impression, and possibly also a singular one, since not even Goldsmith has read the book all the way through.
Histopathology results, available in 57/303 (18.8%) participants revealed 1 woman with no evidence of CIN, 22 women with CIN1, 22 women with CIN2, 11 women with CIN3, and a singular case of ICC (a participant who had CIN3 impression on colposcopy).
Ryness has a singular talent: an ability to perform comically dead-on impressions of major league baseball hitters upon request.
More often, though, in this year's show, which tends to play down singular, big-ticket items, the strongest and most complex impressions are made by several solo and two-person installations.
Second, in parallel with this, came the extension of de facto independent city-states, which, whether as republics or as powers ruled by one person or family (signorie, singular signoria; ruled by signori, or lords), created a powerful impression upon contemporaries and posterity.
This may perhaps encourage the impression that plural quantification is only intelligible as singular quantification over non-empty sets of individuals.
