Sentence examples for singular repertoire from inspiring English sources
Puppets, faces, organic softness and claustrophobia: it is a singular repertoire.
Rattle, too, has his own singular facial and gestural repertoire.
Here, we introduce a bioinformatics repertoire-profiling framework that possesses the advantage of capturing the diversity and distribution of entire immune repertoires, as opposed to singular public clones.
Perhaps the most important American work that has consistently had a place in the repertoire is George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess (1935; libretto by DuBose Heyward and Ira Gershwin), a singular blending of folk opera and American musical comedy.
He went on, "His attraction for a certain audience is that he uses a direct style of speech, removing himself to the third-person singular" — "Osama did not kill all those people" is a typical regular-guy feint — "and has a repertoire of references to early Islam, to scripture, to anecdote, and to poetry".
It is multifunctional, highly distributed in space, and has an enormous behavioural repertoire; in fact EC dysfunction is not restricted anatomically to a single organ or limited in a singular disease mechanism [ 3, 7].
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
Plural "their," singular "student".
