Sentence examples for singular look from inspiring English sources

And how did a preteen suburban kid develop such a singular look?

There are other late starters (Van Gogh didn't paint until his mid-20s) but these days the pressure is on young artists to come up with a singular look while they are still in college.

El Muertho is a Tijuana cult celebrity, whose singular look and sound has generated write-ups in both the Mexican and U.S. media.

Having such a diverse cast and crew is what makes the "Fast & Furious" films so unique to all the other studio tentpole films that just have a very singular look to them.

As the media reels from Amy Winehouse's death this past weekend, fashion sites such as Fashionista and Grazia have taken a moment to remember the singer who, while not exactly a fashion icon, certainly possessed a singular look.

He just lays there and runs through all the vocal noises he can make and even though I am bone-achingly tired I start to join him and we go back and forth in a volley of strange gurgles and shouts until Michelle opens one eye and looks at us with that singular look that means both "I love you and I am going to kill you," and then it's breakfast.

Walk down any street, you'll see plenty of people who are pretty singular looking.

While the game will draw plaudits for its singular looks, for Yu, the most important element is the collaborative gameplay, which is as much about the relationship between the players, as it is about the abilities of the characters.

This was met by cheers from the more than sixteen thousand fans in the audience, but there was something mournful, too, about Streisand's return to the borough where, before she became a star, her singular looks — an Egyptian-Semitic queen — and talent were mocked or ignored.

He thinks that he doesn't have a particular "thing" he does – IMDb's list of his trademarks suggests that his "calming voice" is particularly notable – though his singular looks must impress casting directors as much as his acting ability; certainly Polanski said that Brody had an extraordinary face.

He rode his bicycle everywhere, parking in his favorite places to document the singular looks and lives of New Yorkers.