Sentence examples for singular kind from inspiring English sources
His films dramatise this personal tension, creating a singular kind of hallucinatory realism.
So it naturally follows that it has adult funny books, reading encounters of a singular kind, in the stores.
Armed with menacing zombies, dagger-wielding assassins and merciless warriors on horseback, the fantasy writer can do a singular kind of justice to the raw bewilderment and barbarism of our own times.
Much of your fiction seems to be born from a collision of disparate elements — some kind of cultural trend slams at high speed into a certain character that's evolving in your head and produces a singular kind of story.
Although she was raised in London, and although there are direct echoes of blue-eyed soul acts like Dusty Springfield and Petula Clark in her work, she is a singular kind of belter.
Nearly everyone involved in publishing food books agrees that they are mostly catering to a singular kind of voyeurism: they strongly suspect that more people buy and read the books than actually cook the recipes, that people get a sensual pleasure about reading about food before they dash out to a restaurant to eat.
The music was singular, dense, modern, yet catchy and at times soulful, in an odd kind of way.
For given f ∈ H 1 / 2 ≔ { ϕ | Γ : ϕ ∈ H 1 }, we consider the weakly-singular first-kind integral equation (5.13) V u (x ) = f (x ) for x ∈ Γ.
A result is an extremely diverse collection unified by a singular sensibility, a kind of psychological double self-portrait.
For my long-awaited slot, the 13th and last of the set, I wanted a singular event, the kind that I wouldn't be allowed to have at a regular institutional theater.
The revival of Arthur Miller's 1955 play "A View from the Bridge" (deftly directed by Gregory Mosher, at the Cort) is a singular astonishment: a kind of theatrical lightning bolt that sizzles and startles at the same time, illuminating the poetry in the play's prose and the subtlety in its streamlined construction.
