Sentence examples similar to singularly defining from inspiring English sources

Let vastly different eras be singularly defined, he said.

"Making a store where the product is singularly defined," as Chris Byrne, a toy industry consultant put it, is no small risk in today's retailing climate.

Given the variety of different backgrounds French Muslims come from, attempting to singularly define their positions may ultimately a difficult, even impossible task.

Yet it's the competitive nature of the race that is a drastic adjustment for some residents, considering just how long political representation in this region has been almost singularly defined by one name: Conyers.

It is easy to singularly define people by the worst thing that they have ever done, but it becomes more difficult to imagine what we would want the world to do if it were us.

Although the notion of integrated assessment is firmly established in policy (such as in the integrated approach of European Impact Assessments), its meaning is not singularly defined.

In moving away from univariate measures of customer satisfaction associated with singularly defined attributes to the mix of attributes offered in a bus service, we use a discrete choice multinomial logit model to identify the role that each attribute in a package ('an alternative') plays in defining the level of utility (or satisfaction) applicable to each bus travelling member of the population.

Success was singularly defined as a party career.

The incredible thing about beauty is that can't be singularly defined.

That we can't be singularly defined by our last victory or mistake.

Ellis was able to bring such humanity to the character Lafayette, that his gayness was an important part of who he was but did not singularly define him as a man.