Sentence examples for singularly correct from inspiring English sources

Still, the frantic search by American parents for the singularly correct way to rear children has only intensified.

What impressed Bigelow about Laboulaye's essay was not just the "spirit of cordial sympathy with the North" but also his "singularly correct appreciation of the matter at issue".

Worse, California's "correctional facilities" singularly fail to correct: three in four prisoners will be convicted of another crime within three years and three out of five will be back in prison.

At least initially, the analyst does not treat either side as privileged or presume one stakeholder to be correct or singularly truthful.

There is also the occasional flash of wit: "Defendant is of course correct that his office is singularly important".

But two singularly damaging factors can be controlled and corrected by U.S. managers.

The correct answer for 2011, however, is the singularly unbelievable one: the US actually tripled its arms sales last year, hitting a record high, and cornering almost 78% of the global arms trade.

Yet I clearly delineated the difference between the often silly politically correct objections to other team names and the singularly objectionable "Redskins".

If correct, the human experience of time flowing like a river is more a function of our physiology: a singularly intense hallucination.

If the structure of a dominator tree is correct [22] a new relational mapping of a network can be built quickly to determine which parent nodes singularly expose their children to infection.

"I rarely do anything singularly.