Sentence examples for singular temperament from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — John McCain was an essential element of the nation's political conversation for half a century, an ever-present figure eager to challenge friend and foe through his singular temperament — sometimes angry, often funny, always ardent.
Although he emerged within the French literary milieu dominated by writers of the nouveau roman (New Novel) such as Claude Simon, Alain Robbe-Grillet, and Marguerite Duras, Le Clézio developed independently from his contemporaries and established himself early in his career as an author of singular achievement and temperament.
He filmed a world of conflict because, with his strong temperament and singular artistic determination, he found himself to be in conflict with authorities of all sorts.
But kitsch is more than acceptable at regional museums, which have a singular way of betraying the true temperament of a place.
By voting to confirm Kavanaugh — a singular example of forthrightness, impartiality and judicial temperament — they showed that we cannot allow "the mob," which some might mistakenly call "the people," to influence our representatives.
...having achieved the singular accomplishment of being admitted to Columbia University, you have also been admitted to the world of the Scholarly Temperament.
Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".
