For those who have watched him a long time, it was a singular sight.
I was lucky enough to witness the singular sight of Howard Jacobson delivering a Sunday sermon in a church in Oxford last year.
In the end, the studio plumped for Alaska, and a singular sight it is, too; as the camera peers from a plane in the opening sequence, you can't tell whether you're gazing down upon the icy, immeasurable wastes of a forbidden planet or through an electron microscope.
From the entrance, we should have been able to see the three sheer granite peaks that form the central Paine Massif, possibly the most singular and breathtaking sight in all of Patagonia.
Not far from Amini's apartment building was a recreational sight of singular frivolity: beach-volleyball courts.
He briefly shone like the sun, then faded from sight, his singular songs and fey English voice echoing down the years, reminders of what was and what might have been.
My generation is energized by the collective consciousness that has developed over the past couple of years, but we have lost sight of the singular role we can play in fighting the malignant racism that has come to define our daily interactions.
In case is badly conditioned (e.g. when line-of-sight occurs, becomes a singular matrix), the pseudoinversion of in (15) using linear detection will be very difficult which requires very large dynamic range.
Together they form a singular modernist masterpiece — now hiding in plain sight in the media images of the attack's aftermath — by an unheralded designer of corporate and industrial buildings who, once upon a time, rose steeply to the occasion.
It is flooded with more songs in more styles than most musicals, and it has a pianist and a percussionist/multi-instrumentalist (David Pleasant) whose singular presence and boundless energy are a sight and sound side-show to behold.
