Sentence examples for singularly one from inspiring English sources
The phrase "singularly one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the uniqueness or individuality of something, often in a context where you want to highlight that it is the only one of its kind. Example: "In a world filled with options, this painting is singularly one, standing out among the rest for its distinct style."
"Check-in communication has been singularly one way," explained Facebook's Tim Kendall.
Interestingly, while Anthony's offensive production has improved, his shot selection hasn't changed – at least not dramatically: He still prefers to operate on the right elbow or block, where he has earned a reputation as one of the league's most singularly dominating one-on-one scorers.
"For better or worse, it was one that depended singularly on what was different about you".
As stylistic detours go, this revival is a singularly perverse one -- although possibly on the money.
Our attitude toward plants is a singularly narrow one.
He may be a dead white male but he was also a singularly courageous one.
Clegg is only a proto-magus, and a singularly unsuccessful one; imagining that he controls his captive he succeeds only in killing her.
A more recent development is art that looks as if it were made not by just an ordinary youngster but by a singularly gifted one.
And the world according to Tuttle is a singularly rich one, minutely detailed, culturally broad, exotic and familiar, cosmopolitan and home-grown.
The correct answer for 2011, however, is the singularly unbelievable one: the US actually tripled its arms sales last year, hitting a record high, and cornering almost 78% of the global arms trade.
When H.V.N. is accused of being hostile to psychiatry, its members sometimes point out that the organization was, in effect, founded by a psychiatrist — albeit a singularly unorthodox one.
