Sentence examples for singularly enough from inspiring English sources

"Singularly enough," the volume of Byron belonging to one landlady's daughter "always opens at that naughty poem" "Don Juan," and when Gunn's copy of Whitman goes missing for three days, she's the one to return it.

Singularly enough, he could go down to G, and then he dropped out entirely, and I did the [low E-flat] below.

Shouldn't this singularly inane statement be enough for the court to strike Doma down, without even going to a hearing?

Mr. DiNapoli has tightened up some of the rules governing his singularly powerful job, but not enough of them.

A controller with linear gain proportional to the scalar 1μ is proposed, which for small enough μ>0 produces a closed-loop singularly perturbed system and yields the desired ultimate bound.

But while some of the audience seemed a little shaken by the film -- there was a noticeable rush on the red wine -- most of the downtown film buffs seemed singularly nonchalant about all the naked sex among people old enough to be their parents.

A singularly literate comic voice in American cinema, he doesn't work often enough as it is: we can ill afford to donate his gifts to someone else's comedy of manners, right?

However none of these factors seemed strong enough to translate into clinical practice, mostly because these response determinants singularly taken do not account of all responding (or resistant) patients.

I've spent enough time in Memphis and northern Mississippi to know that it's a singularly rich and complicated place.

For the rest of us, however, it has been a singularly unedifying spectacle, and for none is this truer than for those not yet old enough to vote.

"It's time for ministers to drop their gimmicks and focus on what really matters: enough excellent teachers in the classroom and proper resources for schools, things they are singularly failing to deliver".