The problem arises from treating nobody as a singular term, one that must refer to some thing in this case to a mysterious being that does not exist.
His last novel, "All That Is," published just before he turned eighty-eight, was a stately and singular valediction, one that brought him, at last, the critical and commercial attention he'd long craved and deserved.
But then, you can't buy a Windows desktop with a singular design or one that's been featured on the cover of a national newsmagazinefor now.
But for Ricky, 17, and his family, who drove 1,670 miles since Sunday on a pilgrimage to see the pope, it was a singular experience — one that testified to the demands of their Roman Catholic faith and the sacrifices they said they were willing and eager to make for it.
Instead of following men on a mission, a la "The Dirty Dozen," "Basterds" offers a singular vision, one that testifies to Tarantino's evangelical belief in the power of film.
If nothing more, "The Story" showcases a singular new voice, one that will only grow and deepen as Wilson continues to explore her rich, complicated background.
Hello! (to a non-Dothraki, singular) (lit.: Respect to one that is respectful!).
You will have chances to socialize and network, access to our searchable online directory, entrée to intellectual programs and events, and of course, an array of opportunities to celebrate and unite with Columbians who are proud of the Columbia College experience, as one that is singular and transformative.
I liked learning tasks on complex machines developed for singular purposes, like one that rinsed out the trash cans with the press of a foot pedal, and the mechanical trash bin whose gaping maw devoured leftovers at the end of the night.
It was a singular moment in Polish history and one that adds resonance to tales of shipbuilding here.
