Sentence examples for singular without from inspiring English sources

Quoting the influential cyberlibertarian John Perry Barlow, Schmidt argued that, in many ways, the internet has delivered on its promise of "a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity".

Not regarding the remarkable production capacity, but regarding "in regards to," which should be "in regard to". Even better, just say "regarding" or "about". (For the record, "regards" with the "s" is correct in the phrase "as regards," where "regard" is a verb). In regard to the phrase "in regard to," regard is a noun, and the singular — without the s — should always be used.

"We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express his or her beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity".

The term "the United States" has historically been used, sometimes in the plural ("these United States"), and other times in the singular, without any particular grammatical consistency.

Several numerical examples are presented to determine the perturbation gimbal angles for avoiding elliptic singularities without using singular value decomposition.

And frankly, it is almost a relief to follow the incessant unfolding of this singular career without the brightly colored, better-known masterpieces.

Chaadaev declared Russia a nonplace in both space and time, a singular nothing without history or topos, but what exactly is the immanent logic of this nothingness, this revolutionary life without habit or rule?

Chaadaev condemned Russia as a nation outside time, a singular nothing without history or topos, but what exactly is the immanent logic of this nothingness, this revolutionary life without habit or rule?

A new government initiative to tackle gang culture and troubled families is launched, as was Heseltine's inner-city drive, as a singular crusade without any significant new Whitehall funds to back it up.

(Taguchi Methods™ and Robust Design™ are registered trademarks of the American Supplier Institute for Taguchi methodology. In this paper, Taguchi Methods or methodology is used in the singular and without the trademark symbol, and mostly its acronym, TM, is used).

Her interpretation wasn't literal – the accent a little less cut glass and, in a cotton nightie rather than twin set and Barbour, the iconography reduced – but Thompson captured that singular steeliness without froideur that defines our perception of the Queen.