Sentence examples for singular sense from inspiring English sources
Though Elohim is plural in form, it is understood in the singular sense.
He was known for his spirit, curiosity, and singular sense of humor.
To fail to understand as much is to fail to understand his singular sense of right and wrong.
I want to get away from this Western, individualist model of the identity, in a kind of singular sense.
His remarkable wit, his singular sense of humor, his love and non-stop generosity will be with us forever.
Spieth lights up when he talks about his sister's singular sense of humor and how hanging around her keeps him grounded.
Cole learned important lessons in narrative and structural coherence from this apprenticeship, and brought his singular sense of humor and fantasy to the project.
She was a fiercely loyal wife, mother and friend, possessing a feisty zest for life and a singular sense of humor.
During a weeklong tour of Catalán-speaking areas, Professor Bloom told a conference in Valencia that this work was "unique" and had a singular sense of humor.
His singular sense of humour, the fun he had with rhyming words and animal puppets, either worked for you – and really worked – or it didn't at all.
The craft and the imagination would not be there, would not be on call, without this singular sense of devotion and the time and the quiet and the health it seems to require.
