Sentence examples for singularly rich from inspiring English sources
The Verona area is singularly rich in indigenous grape varieties.
I've spent enough time in Memphis and northern Mississippi to know that it's a singularly rich and complicated place.
And the world according to Tuttle is a singularly rich one, minutely detailed, culturally broad, exotic and familiar, cosmopolitan and home-grown.
This must qualify as the last word in austerity programs, and, paradoxically, it has produced a singularly rich and abundant work, and one that plays by its own rules.
His obituary in Wisden Cricketers' Almanack in 1942 stated: "Yorkshire were singularly rich in bowling talent, so that [Peel] had to wait several years before attaining real distinction".
By focusing almost singularly on cultivating rich, authentic local content, we have created a unique platform that is rapidly becoming the de facto local search engine for connecting consumers with great local businesses.
I trade my tears To ask the Lord For proof of love If only for the explanation That tells me what my dreams are made of... Stranger to Stranger, his 12th solo album, is rich with the singularly vivid storytelling that long ago earned Simon his place in the American music pantheon.
People who constantly diet but give in to temptation at the first sight of some rich food learn the hard way that this is a singularly ineffective way to control weight.
So posh, rich, white western gays saying: 'What about the gays in Brunei?' is singularly the most unhelpful thing we could do".
And like the United States, China, too, worries about Pakistan's inability to curb terrorism, though China's focus is almost singularly on the ethnic Uighur separatists who operate out of Pakistan and seek to destabilize the neighboring, energy-rich region of Xinjiang.
Opera, of all the art forms, is singularly associated with food, whether because of the appetites of well-girthed singers or the sensual pleasures celebrated in its rich ragout of music, emotion and stagecraft.
