While a highly educated classicist and humanist, well regarded by scholars of his own and later times, he was yet singularly independent of the theories of ancient authorities.
Indeed, he directed a quarter of his 108 recommendations specifically and singularly to directors of social services.
Today, a new generation of self-created runway fixtures has emerged to take the place of singularly dressed editors of the 20th century, the indelible figures like Ms. Piaggi, Isabella Blow and Diana Vreeland.
I was singularly aware of her body, the radiating waves of heat that registered on my arms and neck.
Dahl, despite his many exploits and acquaintances, was deeply suspicious and dismissive of the adult world, aligning himself instead with young readers, whom he thrilled by way of his singularly attuned "sense of the ecstasy and agony of childhood".
Mrs Clinton is singularly bereft of freshness, intellectual or otherwise.
Until now, the area around the Louxor had been singularly short of cinemas.
Yet "Room," which Ms. Taylor describes as "an architectural portrait," is singularly devoid of people.
The answer is that the real virtual audience is one... person... at... a... time, and it's a person singularly capable of providing highly activist response and debate.
