Sentence examples for singularly positioned to from inspiring English sources

He's consumed with the immediate business of recovery, and he's a lame duck, with just a year to go, but he's singularly positioned to get this started and — who knows? — saving New York might turn into the perfect post-mayoral project for a capable billionaire.

"The breakthrough in this structure is that it's a unique example of a brand or league providing a global distribution platform for artists — something UnitedMasters and the NBA are singularly positioned to do.

The Santissima Trinita, showing pilgrims resting on their way to Vallepietra, is exceptionally arresting: 14 figures floating like vignettes in a surreally still landscape, each spectral and so singularly positioned as to be more like figments in a vision.

"I think Wilshire Boulevard is very singularly positioned through the major project to really act as a magnet for Jews who live east of Beverly Hills, younger adults, younger families, so I think it's a very visionary initiative," said John Fishel, president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles.

In a piece that can be too clever by half, Ms. Russell carves out her own, formidable clearing in this most singularly positioned "Woods".

She is backed up against a dingy painted wall, which singularly fails to set her off.

The Cambodian refugees, however, were singularly ill equipped to adjust to America.

He was interviewed for a position in the Department of Factual Verification, a job which must have seemed even then to be singularly unsuited to his flamboyant temperament.

"Shakespeare is in the singularly fortunate position," Auden once observed, "of being, to all intents and purposes, anonymous".

"They singularly failed to do so".

The Germans, though, were singularly ready to utter the unspeakable.