Sentence examples for singular point of view from inspiring English sources

"His work has a particular singular point of view," said Janet Pierson, the South by Southwest's producer.

Many of his musical compositions are first-person adventures with a singular point of view, and his playwriting skews beyond the ordinary, too.

MORE important, headlines don't omit tenses so much as adapt them to the singular point of view of the daily news.

Patricia Ashley, who was the vice president for design at John Meyer of Norwich when Mr. Ellis was the marketing director, and who was a close friend, remembers his singular point of view, eye for detail and proportion, and gift of persuasiveness.

They lose an important diversity component, which means everyone touching the product is constrained by a similar, maybe singular point of view.

It is now necessary not to carry the analysis and the research from one singular point of view but to expand on this analysis and research to incorporate the voices of many [1].

To date, almost every one of the channel's successes has been the equivalent of a stand-up act: what Ms. Ganeless calls "singular point-of-view comedy".

Lagerfeld seemed enamored of Hadid's contribution to the project, which he had solicited ("through this collaboration, resulting from their singular points of view — poetic, audacious and as yet unseen — the multiple facets of this mythical bag and its universe are revealed," a Chanel release read), but less enthusiastic about its contents, which he had not.

The autocratic impulse is best expressed in the first-person singular, a point of view that President-elect Donald Trump the man who made each of these pronouncements—uses with relish.

Gahan Wilson, who has been contributing cartoons to the magazine for more than three decades, talks with cartoon editor Robert Mankoff about how he got started, the legacy of Charles Addams, and his singular comic point of view.

After all, there is no more a singular Arab mind than there is a monolithic Middleeastern point-of-view -- or an American one.