Sentence examples for singular sensation from inspiring English sources

You have to admire the depth of the dancers' commitment in "Singular Sensation".

Nancy was one singular sensation in the cosmetics industry during an era when that was uncommon.

It would be gratifying to report that Montclair's statistical exception is a singular sensation, but it is not.

Listening to her makes my blood slow down, then speed up – a singular sensation we could all use more of.

But the words: "One singular sensation," "kiss today goodbye" and "who am I anyway, am I my resume?" were all written by him.

LAWRENCE Marvin Hamlisch: A Singular Sensation, lecture and presentation with Marc Courtade, producer and artistic director of the Performance Plus lecture series at the Tilles Center.

There are no singular sensations, musically or choreographically, at Paper Mill; only recycled songs and derivative dances.

But Ms. Jones's space, the Theater for One, is about singular sensations, so in this article that sentence goes like this: The seat will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.

At this point in an article like this, there would usually be a sentence that began with the words "seats are available". But Ms. Jones's space, the Theater for One, is about singular sensations, so in this article that sentence goes like this: The seat will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.

And so the thousands of auditioners who show up, at the start of "Every Little Step," for the first casting call — and who over the following months are winnowed down to scores, then dozens and finally a few singular sensations — are hardly faceless or interchangeable.

We can then think of the real only as the cause of the (singular) sensations which, in turn, provide our sole evidence for beliefs about the external world, and this naturally leads to both nominalism about universals and skepticism about empirical knowledge.