Sentence examples for singularly made from inspiring English sources

Was there any interview or episode that singularly made an impression on you?

The giant wind turbine, weighing 25 tons, is singularly made of cast fiberglass.

The giant wind turbine, weighing 25 tons, is singularly made of cast fiberglass.

I think that I've become less and less interested in showing what I can do as a producer, showing people any kinds of fancy tricks or flashy ideas, and more and more concerned singularly with making something that makes people feel something intensely and that changes people hopefully.

Dramatic historical events are often made singularly important and there are frequent efforts to derive lessons from them.

The qualities inherent in Ms. Buckley's voice made her singularly well equipped for the job.

Mr. Florio also contends that his long career in state politics has made him singularly attuned to the worries of New Jersey families.

In 1959 the novelist C P Snow had used his Rede Lecture to claim that British social and political elites were dominated by "natural Luddites", whose ignorance of science and engineering made them singularly unfit to govern a world in which technology was becoming ever more important.

On Monday the Georgian ballerina Nina Ananiashvili — looking just about the same as when I first saw her dance the ballet with the Bolshoi in 1986 but now halfway through her farewell season with Ballet Theater — showed both the best Russian virtues and the qualities that have made her singularly beloved worldwide.

All of which made them singularly attractive as a plot device.

The late Dr. Avik Chakravarty made a singularly effective contribution to the small-scale gap test.