Sentence examples for singular sort from inspiring English sources

Still, Italy now returns to a singular sort of personal politics with Mr. Berlusconi as the unquestioned protagonist.

Frank Gehry, the building's architect, is a singular sort of pop avant-gardist, whose parabolic forms are instantly fixed in the public mind.

Mr. McCain has long sought to present himself as a singular sort of American politician — straight-talking, iconoclastic and hard to quantify.

It is an unwritten rule of the profession to speak highly of every film you've ever been involved in – but then, Scott Thomas has always been a singular sort of film star.

They are synonymous with that singular sort of music that puts you on edge but pulls you in at the same time.

Ironically, as some science studies scholars have suggested, it is gender clinicians and sexologists themselves who have set the scene for trans women denying anything other than feminine essence autobiographies by demanding singular sorts of Western heteronormative stories out of MTFs seeking SRS (Stone, 1991; see also Meyerowitz, 2002).

Due to its properties optical tweezers have been applied to tasks that require precise and singular manipulation, sorting and localization of microscale objects in liquid media.

In addition to the instrumental limitation in selecting large cell sizes in a filament, one possible reason for the outcome is that a chained form with many dividing septa provides a growth advantage immediately after cell sorting versus the singular, elongated form.

An accident on a mountain in Norway, which wounded the muscles and nerves of his leg, led to a series of singular effects: a "sort of paralysis or alienation of the leg, reducing it to an object which seemed unrelated to me".

But if 'that'-clauses are singular terms, what sorts of objects do they refer to?

We assume that singular values are sorted in non-increasing order.