Sentence examples for singular opinion from inspiring English sources

The question, then, was "How do we create a huge range of products and still have a clear and singular opinion?" If variety was a perceived necessity, it was also an opportunity.

Given Justice Powell's singular opinion, supported by no one else on the Court, and given the drift of Supreme Court decisions on racial preferences since 1978 ,[23]the Hopwood court was not outlandish, if a bit presumptuous, in declaring Powell's holding in Bakke dead.

In this new "de-massified" world, electoral majorities or singular "public opinion" -- like the defunct notion of the general newspaper reader -- have proven to be phantoms.

And if you're a singular voice against majoritarian opinion, then your voice can get heard".

At 20 and 22, they are young women, with their own opinions and singular lives.

Opinion is very singular, very owner-dependent, very personalized.

His principal aim is to make the case for the Millian denotation-without-connotation view of singular proper names, and then extend this (contrary to Mill's own opinion) to certain general terms also, including natural kind terms.

One of the many intriguing facets of this singular week has been the widely voiced opinion that Roy Hodgson and his rival for the England job, Harry Redknapp, are "the right age" for international football management.

"The ruling by the Regional Court of Cologne represents a singular decision which deviates from the broad majority of legal opinions on circumcision.

I am a living, breathing, thinking human being who forms my own opinions on each issue in a singular manner.

The singular exchange began on Sunday when Eugenio Scalfari, an atheist who writes opinion pieces for the left-leaning La Repubblica newspaper, published an article titled "Francis Revolutionn: He has abolished sin".