LONDON — The great goal scorers of this or any generation are most often men of singular minds within resilient bodies.
Mr. White, a former college hockey player with a pronounced Boston accent, has emerged as a singular force within the Romney campaign.
CAIRO — Egypt's military rulers are lending $1 billion to the central bank to prop up the country's flagging currency, offering evidence of both the precarious state of the economy and the military's singular status within it.
However, the 3-RRR mechanism is known to have singular loci within its workspace affecting its use.
Then substitution of co-referring singular terms within the scope of an attitude verb is blocked, as such substitution affects the semantic value of the attitude verb itself, but innocence is preserved.
But if both (1) and (3) are true, then, it would seem, we should not allow substitution of co-designating singular terms within the scope of propositional attitude verb, or the threat of contradiction we saw above will be brought home to us, the ascriber.
The fact that (1) is true while (4) is false does not show that substituting co-referring singular terms within the scope of attitude verbs is illegitimate; instead, for Frege, it shows that 'Superman' and 'Clark', as they occur in (1) and (4), are not co-referring.
Tantallon is of a singular construction within Scotland, the defences comprising only a single large wall securing a coastal promontory.
In a piece today, Politico finds Palin, in a survey of regional Republicans, to be the singular personality within the party.
