Sentence examples for singular institution from inspiring English sources

Sheehan suggests that Madison regarded the ancient and modern solutions to the internal stability of [End Page 806] republics the former as the education of public opinion via singular institution, the latter taming it with institutional arrangements and self-interest as self-interest asalsomethingofy.

It refers to a singular institution.

Despite its small size, the Delaware Museum is a singular institution with patches of blazing strength.

Instituto Moreira Salles is a singular institution within the Brazilian cultural scene.

Many people, including a group that sued to stop the move, were sure that it could only desecrate this singular institution.

And in the Tanglewood festival, the Boston Symphony's summertime home in the Berkshires, Koussevitzky created a singular institution that combines an élite music school with a populist open-air series.

The moral drawn by people in the field, especially by professors of education, was that schools were such complex and singular institutions that reforms in the mass were unlikely to work.

The orchestra was already a singular, potent institution when Borda arrived: her contribution was to understand its nature and move it forward.

It represented an allegiance to the singular national institution — the national protector — and, at the same time, it was a particularly schlumpy Army cap, and so it projected a sense of unimportance, as if to say, O.K., I have covered my head, I cannot be accused of complete religious indifference, but I also have a secular, national allegiance, and without being too crazy about it, either.

Lund is a singular creation.

To ensure our cultural legacy, however, innovative artistic practice, as well as those singular cultural institutions that present fresh work, need to be supported.