Sentence examples for singular instrument from inspiring English sources

And the startling reproduction, including passages in stereo, conveys the painterly abandon with which Stokowski reveled in the responsiveness of his own, singular instrument.

It was, or seemed, the climactic spectacle of a dynasty that for many decades had been a singular instrument of the American experience, lit by its most radiant promise but also punished by its darkest impulses.

I really liked the delayed synth line before the drop in the sketch Spirit Guide sent me and it's also a nice singular instrument in the mix to sample.

Yarrell then adds an observation of his own, and contradicts an opinion of a famous scientist: "Notwithstanding Buffon's assertion to the contrary, they can pick up and eat the smallest seeds ... so perfect and useful is this singular instrument".

There have been some efforts to create singular instruments that may be used in multiple post-acute care settings such as home care, rehabilitation hospitals and nursing homes (e.g., the Centers for Medicare & Medicare Services CMSS) CARE project).

After three basic lessons, Rockmore gives you a pretty basic gist of the singular, ethereally moody instrument.

Karen Tuttle, a violist and teacher whose singular approach to her instrument -- which entailed the expression of deep feeling, the attainment of great physical comfort and occasionally the literal rending of garments -- drew disciples from around the world, died on Dec. 16 at her home in Philadelphia.

These search terms were combined with singular and plural terms for instruments: "questionnaire", "scale", "rating", "instrument", and "inventory".

Despite the prevalence of citations to Maki's work, we found only a singular application of the Maki instruments [ 37].

Yet by the time Tribe imploded a decade later, Tip was a rap icon, his voice one of the genre's most distinctive instruments, his records emphasising a singular ability to meld muscular beats with the complexities and subtleties of jazz.

And as instruments become smaller, the options for singular scientific missions in deep space become greater, as does the potential for whole fleets of MarCO-like satellites.