Sentence examples for singular question from inspiring English sources

The wage gap is a singular question of fairness.

It is the singular question for Arafat as well as for the Israelis.

There is no singular question at the core of Mutu's work.

For 17 hours — spread across three meetings and nine days and two Manhattan hotels — the men who control the N.B.A.'s fate gazed across conference tables and pondered a singular question: what will it take to end the lockout?

Much of the Clinton-Sanders battle was defined by the singular question of how to treat Wall Street: whether the bailout was justified and whether bank regulation went far enough.

"Through this entire production, Arthur and I have had a terrific dialogue that's motivated by a singular question: Can we do better?" said Mr. Seller, who produced the show with Kevin McCollum and James L. Nederlander.

Referrals concerning only advice regarding an aid (singular questions) are only included in the total number of referrals collected.

Box provides a transformative experience by asking us a singular, cathartic question: Are we really free?

At least for those who attach metaphysical weight to the distinction between expressing (predicates) and referring (singular terms), questions about the meanings (now often known as the 'semantic values') of singular terms like 'honesty' and 'hunger' and 'being in love' may be even more pressing.

If, however, the singular terms in question could be taken to refer to individuals, then this particular objection to the coherence of DDS would collapse.

Insofar as (6R) is indeed true at such worlds, the singular term in question—"Apollo", that is, "the sun-god"—has a (Russellian) denotation in those worlds, even though it lacks a denotation in the actual world.