I mean, that's probably the singular best lesson about dying is to teach living".
The fact is that Lewis Powell, who died in 1998 just short of his 91st birthday, was a person of a particular time and place, a patrician son of the Old South, who transcended his origins in some ways and not in others, and who drew particular lessons from some singular life experiences.
I wrote the book for them as a singular resource of my most important lessons told through a retelling of my personal journey.
Key Findings and Conclusions A singular theme has emerged from the lessons that this exercise has assembled about improvements, strengths and remaining gaps in UNICEF's humanitarian response.
"I believe the lessons we have learned from this singular experience in Newark might give us some clues to dealing with other districts," he said.
There were plenty of other lessons to learn with that more singular focus.
After-school programs, on the other hand, are able to offer interactive enrichment activities such as art, drama, sports, computer learning, music, and science projects, without the singular focus of typical extracurricular activities such as karate lessons or league soccer.
One example: an early Rosetta Stone lesson teaches the difference between "he walks" (singular) and "they walk" (plural).
His singular brand of public service and ability to bring the lessons of the past to bear on contemporary problems rendered him a unique national treasure.
Popular non-fiction guides to human behaviour nearly all work in the same way: they arouse the reader's interest with singular findings, then derive from them what are always called "lessons".
