Sentence examples similar to singular persons from inspiring English sources

They call me "a singular person".

Graves was altogether a singular person.

She was Everywoman and also an elusive, disturbingly singular person.

Ryan is a singular person, but his humanity portends football's future.

You probably can explain where a Timothy Leary comes from, but it doesn't matter as much; you end up thinking that even though Leary was, as everyone is, a singular person, whatever he achieved or stood for had a lot to do with the fact that there was something a little wrong with him — something missing.

From a piece in the Times, at her death, in 1865: Madam JUMEL, whose death is chronicled above, was a very singular person, about whose name twined many marvelous stories, and with whose history the greatest men of colonial and Revolutionary days were intimately connected.

It is perfectly consistent with her having been a singular person in every respect.

Personalism always resisted the absorption of the individual into the collectivity by asserting the inherent worth of the singular person.

That all being said, I'm still a singular person.

I'm not doing anybody in particular because Arlene is a pretty singular person.

There is always a trigger and it always begins with a singular person or small group.