For many high school seniors, years of academic rigor, AP history, varsity cheerleading, advanced volunteerism, and all-night essay writing feels singularly pointed at this moment: Will they join the ranks of 21 million other young Americans on their way to college?
It's better instead to begin by concentrating on the choreography, which is usually rendered singularly pointed and refreshingly dancey (not least at corps level).
She is also a master of the profile, and her alluring, pointed, singularly perceptive tellings of the lives of Sylvia Plath, Gertrude Stein, Anton Chekhov, and Ted Hughes, to name a few, have now been gathered together in "Forty-one FalStartsrts: Essays on Artists and Writers".
Something which Joni singularly fails to point out, perhaps because it doesn't quite fit in with her blinkered view of the world.
The exhibit doesn't embrace a singularly "American" point of view; so, flag waving -- while patriotic -- isn't the mission of the exhibition.
As their target, David Blunkett, pointed out, it seemed a singularly futile protest to make to a blind person.
As far as specific issues go, another Republican whose been on the ground in Iowa pointed out that voters seem singularly focused on spending – to the exclusion of candidates' personal foibles – and those people love Paul's similar focus.
It seems clear that the descriptions pointed out will not occur singularly and selectively.
A longtime friend of Steele's pointed out to me that Steele was in a singularly unenviable predicament.
As Jan Egeland, the United Nations' main official dealing with the disaster, pointed out, the immediate humanitarian response proved "remarkably, perhaps singularly, effective, swift and muscular".
Further, to have a well-defined tangent plane also at a singularly parametrized corner point, the control points b α, α = (i j k ) ∈ { (311 ), (131 ), (113 ) }, have to satisfy a certain linear condition.
