Sentence examples for singular selling from inspiring English sources

In actuality, there is no one singular selling point, nor should there be if Amazon — or for that matter, any other company — is considering it.

The catch is that, before you get a handle on the game's singular selling points, Evolve is a thoroughly miserable experience.

The A.V. Clubs Genevieve Koski wrote that "Monáe's inexhaustible swagger and singular style sell both the high-concept theatrics and the schizophrenic sonics".

Combine those factors with a singular focus on selling two-door sports cars — unlike Porsche, Aston Martin or Lamborghini — and the prancing horse emblem has become synonymous with speed.

But Primal's not doing a great job of selling its singular appeal.

The experience is singular enough that tickets start selling at $300 for half an hour's flight.

(Anderson) ★ Rusko (Sunday) The British dubstep D.J.-producer distinguishes himself from all the other bass-dropping singular names in his genre by selling the unthinkable: playfulness.

Having the Whitehouse bill out there does serve a singular purpose, however: It gives Democrats another tool for selling their election-year message that they are fighting for the middle class as Republicans side with the wealthy.

Its singular goal is to sell CDs of Knight's music.

When selling to the Indian market, manufacturers must look at each geography individually, rather than attempt to cater to the country as a singular customer.

It was too beloved, too singular, to be chopped up and sold for parts like this.