Sentence examples for singular lack from inspiring English sources

"You showed a singular lack of restraint.

But that's largely down to the singular lack of competition.

Camba society, Dwight Heath says, was marked by a singular lack of "communal expression".

But over all, the film suffers from a singular lack of imagination.

But he has shown a singular lack of skill in administering his diverse country.

When Heilmann references Mondrian and Malevich, Albers and Matisse, she does so with a singular lack of subservience.

Existing ecological restoration measures are singular and lack pertinence and systematicness.

Either singular terms lacked a semantic property that common nouns had, or singular terms could stand for an individual nature.

There is an uncanniness to the fens that derives both from their singular geography (the lack of firm perimeters; the edgeless, overlit swaths of sky-filled water) and their essential provisionality; the ever-deepening sense, in this age of global warming, that their inhabitants are living on borrowed time, in a borrowed place.

A singular strategy can: lack convergence stability and therefore act as an evolutionary repellor; be both evolutionarily and convergence stable and therefore be the final outcome of the evolution (also called 'continuously stable strategy'); and, finally, be convergence stable but not evolutionarily stable, in which case it is called a 'branching point'.

1487) almost seems a prototype for the modern helicopter, but, like the other vehicles Leonardo designed, it presented a singular problem: it lacked an adequate source of power to provide propulsion and lift.