Sentence examples for singular intelligence from inspiring English sources

A passionate patron of the arts and avid traveler, whe was a woman of singular intelligence and independence.

The overall impression is of a collecting impulse set free, idiosyncratic and compelling, reflecting the singular intelligence of the museum's founder, Electra Havemeyer Webb (1888-1960).

The result is "another example of Roth's clarity of purpose and singular intelligence," Benjamin Anastas wrote in these pages in 2001.

In Mr. Bangs's account, Robinson emerges as a man of singular intelligence and liberality who decided, for example, that St. Paul was wrong and that women should feel free to speak up in church.

What could have amounted, for a lesser writer, to a vanity project is instead yet another example of Roth's clarity of purpose and singular intelligence -- a worthy satellite to his earthbound and undeniably permanent accomplishments.

"Theme parks are the all-encompassing product of a singular intelligence and intention, and as such they also resemble utopias," says Will Wiles, an architecture journalist who took a crowbar to the cookie-cutter motel, motorway and conference-centre landscape found on the periphery of so many cities in his novel The Way Inn.

A man of singular charm, intelligence and strength.

With absolute consistency and integrity, Prouvé applied his singular mechanical intelligence to architecture and design.

And as Ms. Murphy sings it, the stark egotism that is the fuel of good old showbiz comes into focus, and we hear aborning the singular creative intelligence that will blossom fully seven years later, in Mr. Sondheim's "Follies".

He envisions an inflection point that some call the "Singularity," a singular moment when machine intelligence surpasses human intelligence.

"Gatz," the work of singular imagination and intelligence that opened Wednesday night at the Public Theater, chronicles one reader's gradual but unconditional seduction by a single, ravishing novel.