Where are the singular personalities?
One of the special features of the festival is the way Mr. Engstroem brings together singular personalities for collaborations seldom if ever found elsewhere, even on recordings.
There are some singular personalities here, including the jovial Isabel Dolores Hernández, a small man with a saucy hitch in his walk who also seems on the move and, like most of the workers, has a work-site nickname, Chabelo.
The skating world is of two minds about Weir: drawn to his singular personality and graceful style, concerned that his showiness will overwhelm the appeal of his performance.
Jef Billings, an Emmy-winning skating costume designer, said he appreciated Weir's singular personality but worried that his exaggerated style might undercut the seriousness of his skating.
She emphasizes Spielberg's business inadequacies and concentrates on corporate intrigues, thereby making his remarkable success and singular personality seem common.
Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.
In the interview, Ms. Bruni, 40, said the president was "unconventional," "paternal," "protective" and "courageous," "a singular personality, quite different from his public image".
Giving the dogs an uncommon name is one of the ways the Elders give the dogs a singular personality for potential adopters.
His father, a singular personality who had been a bailiff, spent most of his time in Le Raincy, where he owned a cottage with a garden (in which Seurat often painted).
With the 1985 film Swimming To Cambodia, the singular personality of the performance artist Spalding Gray, who has died aged 62, transformed the art of the monologue into a modern, open-ended means of self-expression.
