The little folk of Flores had singularly short legs and long, flapper feet, very similar to those of African apemen, even though limbs like these would have made their long march from Africa to Flores a painful business.
I trade my tears To ask the Lord For proof of love If only for the explanation That tells me what my dreams are made of... Stranger to Stranger, his 12th solo album, is rich with the singularly vivid storytelling that long ago earned Simon his place in the American music pantheon.
But research has long shown that singularly investing capital into a school in which the vast majority of students live in poverty has limited impact on achievement.
It is not their fault that what there is of the play ends in less than an hour and Mr. Wells writes on for twice that long, including a singularly awkward second act that is mostly about a silly romance between a timidly hopeful writer and his older, married teacher.
"The Long Game" was produced singularly in the series' fourth production block.
Remembrance, which may seem a modest contribution in the moment, is a sacred act with long-term payoff — a singularly human gift that keeps on giving, year after war-fatigued year.
But in practice, our political and economic institutions have proven singularly incapable of dealing with such long-term problems as climate change, income inequality, and the proliferation of dangerous weapons.
Of course — nonspoiler alert — the very next year the sisters would win their third Olympic gold medal in women's doubles, and Serena would dispatch Agnieszka Radwanska in a Wimbledon final that will long be remembered as a singularly ferocious feat of athletic domination.
Kennan, wrote Kissinger, was "a brilliant analyst of long-term trends and a singularly gifted prose stylist".
A brilliant analyst of long-term trends and a singularly gifted prose stylist, Kennan, as a relatively junior Foreign Service officer, served in the entourages of Secretaries of State George C. Marshall and Dean Acheson.
