It's not that painting is "dead" again — no other medium can as yet so directly combine vision and touch to express what it's like to have a particular mind, with its singular troubles and glories, in a particular body.
True, the president's party is suffering, beyond its singular troubles on health care, from a larger perception problem about its competence and responsiveness.
Children have singular problems, and what troubles them also affects, and sometimes frustrates, parents, friends, teachers and doctors.
Over that period we have developed relationships and patterns of writing where personal connectivity is hugely valued, yet singular subjectivities are increasingly troubled.
Their effort is complicated by the very things that made Clinton's nomination both inevitable and troubled: her singular standing and unique negatives.
Oh, ya got trouble, Willson's singular creation, Prof. Harold Hill, convinces the gullible townsfolk.
Her singular ability to get into trouble is superseded only by her knack for getting out of it.
So focusing on a particular gesture and insisting that it has a specific, singular meaning, will get you into trouble.
But it will not be the singular solution to the industry's troubles, argues Miles Young, Ogilvy's boss.
Kai is a singular and peculiar child, watchful and troubled, much given to proclamations about dead birds and imminent extinction.
However, I'm having trouble finding something beyond just this singular benefit.
