While many "black issues" are presented as singularly focused, often times the underlining issue possesses universal appeal.
It might be argued, too, that a reviewer ought delve deeper than the trade-press publications by which print-media reviews are so singularly (and often exclusively) beguiled; certainly, W.W. Norton's poetry list needs little introduction to the great mass of American poetry-readers.
Elite, professional athletes are often singularly focused individuals.
Firstly, and perhaps where most attention is often singularly focused, there has been an overall reduction in Australia's international aid.
For example, throughout my medical training, my instructors often singularly stressed the relationship between dental health and endocarditis, an infection of the inner linings of the heart chambers and valves.
And yet, scientists making the case for mental continuity are often singularly silent and discontinuous when it comes to ethics.
Will the former amateur boxer, who is often singularly blamed for recent congressional gridlock, be able to partner with incoming Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John A. Boehner as they take control of a new Republican-led Congress?
As Americans strive to spread their free-market gospel of prosperity and individualistic freedom around the world and to fight the scourge of global terrorism, Europeans often seem singularly unappreciative of those well-intentioned aspirations.
[I] wanted to say in the first place" (p. 24), but to present a fuller picture of Levinas's singularly difficult, evocative and often puzzling philosophy.
Dramatic historical events are often made singularly important and there are frequent efforts to derive lessons from them.
Columns that are often deployed singularly, supporting plain arches and thus displaying the influence of the earlier and much plainer Norman period (Illustration 3).
