Sentence examples for singularly appropriate for from inspiring English sources

The setting seems singularly appropriate for its Viking send-off.

Though this is by no means a great performance, the treatment seems singularly appropriate for the purposefully extravagant Berlioz, who must have kicked himself in his grave when he heard Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand," for not having got there first.

Chocolate is a singularly appropriate gift for a loved one.

Electric Kulintang's merging of ambient/shamanistic/experimental music was a singularly appropriate performance for Earth Day.

In continued: "It was singularly appropriate that team and personal triumph should go hand in hand, for few players have given such loyal and unstinted service to England as the wholehearted Willis... Happily determination is one virtue Willis does not lack, and his re-emergence as a top ranking fast bowler was well and truly deserved".

That course is singularly appropriate here.

Especially for a woman whose workdays focus on the rehabilitation of one of the city's famous bridges, these vistas seem singularly appropriate.

Their subsequent suitors' speeches assume different forms, each singularly appropriate to the man delivering it.

There were some teams at the contest this year whose names were singularly appropriate — the management of Graceland, Elvis Presley's mansion, had a team called the Love Me Tenderloins, which did its barbecuing on a guitar-shaped cooker — but anybody who lets his wordplay run toward the porcine can make up a serviceable name for a barbecue team.

And his five years of work "in a vague personal capacity" for the crude potentate Dan Cody, for whom "he was in turn steward, mate, skipper, secretary, and even jailor," could have been a third of a big book: "He was left with his singularly appropriate education; the vague contour of Jay Gatsby had filled out to the substantiality of a man".

It's singularly appropriate that Soderbergh, in his perhaps-final feature film — his break with the script — should come with a cautionary tale about pharmaceutical psychology.