It is a great disappointment that Kenyon, now in his prominent position within that very establishment, appears to have forgotten his apparent (and admirable) zeal for this remarkable composer, and that he has singularly missed the opportunity to right this injustice.
Last year was a singularly bad year for human rights around the world, one in which genocidal "cleansing" was not only conceived and planned but in at least two places--Bosnia and Rwanda--carried out, while the world looked on ineffectually.
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But they were singularly unpersuaded that Labour was the right party to sort the problems out.
When Mr. Masur opened the Philharmonic season nine days after the terrorist attacks with a sublime performance of Brahms's German Requiem, broadcast nationally on public television, it proved the right work, a requiem singularly concerned with providing healing to survivors, at the right time, when the nation needed consolation, with the right man, a calming father figure, in charge.
Asked on Wednesday about his feelings toward Trump, Goodell said that "as commissioner of the NFL, I am singularly focused on the Super Bowl right now".
"Entrusting in Kazakhstan the leadership to uphold the organization's human rights commitments is a singularly bad idea".
Beyond this specific case, I believe we should provide our student inventors and entrepreneurs with a resource for independent legal advice, singularly devoted to their interests and rights.
In terms of resolving human rights issues it has been singularly ineffective," the spokesman for the Kaleidoscope Trust said.
In an immensely crowded field I have always found this denial of their rights as children the most singularly repulsive aspect of Kyle's programme.
All of capitalism's house journals have run some obligatory article since 2008 asking: "Was Marx right?" but the proletarian revolution has singularly failed to rise in response.
