Sentence examples for singularly marked from inspiring English sources

William Gilmore Simms offered conditional praise of Chivers's poetry as well: "He possesses a poetic ardor sufficiently fervid, and a singularly marked command of language.

The visit, an exercise in what some have optimistically termed "basketball diplomacy", has been marked by Rodman's ill-tempered, incoherent response to accusations that his presence lends legitimacy to a singularly brutal regime.

The majority know it only from extracts, a singularly ineffective means, for a work of genius does not easily lend itself to the scissors; its unity is too marked.

It sounded like a singularly unfortunate set of events.

But it's the execution that marks The Last Guardian and its creator out as singularly brilliant.

But the idea that this is a singularly avant-garde statement would be wide of the mark.

In conclusion, your article trashed Mr. Marks, a highly regarded lawyer who is singularly the most effective anti-corruption private litigator in and out of Russia today, based upon completely false premises and knowingly wrong facts.

We simply can't get enough of the dearly-departed American pop artist who left an indelible mark on the world thanks to his singularly cheeky experiments in graffiti and illustration.

Like any hardcore band, you can't view one component singularly, as it's all the parts working simultaneously that make a mark.

In this singularly delicious sandwich, the thinly sliced fruit adds a crisp counterpoint to the melting cheese, and the waffle-patterned grid marks add an element of playfulness.

"I rarely do anything singularly.