Sentence examples similar to singular indications from inspiring English sources
Edmund Wilson, with singular vehemence, considered them an indication of his "immaturity as an artist," and found the poems "ugly" and "hideous on the page".
The alternative, Ian Blackwell, has done little to endear himself to the management, his obvious weight problem more than anything an indication of a singular lack of appreciation of precisely what level of dedication is required to make headway as an international cricketer.
Indeed, in most scientific arenas, singular behavior is viewed as an indication that the theory being used is deficient.
Many eminent physicists believe that general relativity's prediction of singular structure signals a serious deficiency in the theory; singularities are an indication that the description offered by general relativity is breaking down.
An indication of the number of relevant time constants is given by the minimum number of singular values that are needed to extract the signal out of the data, effectively filtering the noise.
Indications for arthroscopy in clinical routine practice were mainly arthritis of unknown origin (mainly monoarthritis) or arthritis in singular joints without satisfying response to therapy.
Furthermore, due to the singular reward structure, kernels with non-zero Q-values after around 100 runs are still too sparse to give clear indications about preferred trajectories in the 4D angle space.
"A clear, singular vision by a creative team that is able to bring that vision alive on the screen is usually the best indication of success".
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
Plural "their," singular "student".
