Sentence examples for singular instances of from inspiring English sources

The problem for Which? is proving that the examples it gives where promotions do not appear to be all that they seem are more than singular instances of poor behaviour.

The targeting of Beard is hardly a singular instance of online misogyny, and she is quick to note that there are differences of degree.

Yours was not a singular instance of pain and humiliation, as interahamwe militia systematically killed your family and neighbors.

But do we reallyneed Ofcom looking into a singular instance of "perhaps more breasts than some think necessary"?

However, these common characteristics can be recognized as such only by a mind capable of abstracting the common nature from experiencing it in its really existing singular instances.

What follows is an erratic evening of comedy, cabaret and (in one singular instance) politics from performers whose low TV profile can too often be explained not by opposition to the mainstream, but by their not being very good.

Hers is a singular example of literary independence.

This isn't a singular instance.

On this account, metaphor begins when a nerve stimulus is copied as an image, which is then imitated in sound, giving rise, when repeated, to the word, which becomes a concept when the word is used to designate multiple instances of singular events.

"Man is an animal" and "Socrates is white" are instances of formal predication; "(What is) singular is (what is) common" (singulare est commune) and "Humanity is running" (humanitas est currens) are instances of remote inherence, as according to Alyngton it is possible to attribute the property of being running to the form of humanity if at least one man is running.

The instances of a type artifact are artifacts in this narrow sense, that is, singular, particular objects.