Sentence examples for singularly so from inspiring English sources

Maltreatment itself may be best conceptualized as an important, but not singularly so, risk factor for later behavioral problems.

"Singularly, so there will be no mess," he clarified.

Because Bonds is so singularly spectacular, they are less aggressive in dealing with him.

"Their work is so singularly uncompromising it has an almost shamanistic quality".

The disappointment, for the reader, is that sex should turn out to be so singularly untransporting.

It's not clear why the public discourse on sharks has become so singularly focused.

Even Mitchell Kertzman, a member of Cnet's board since 1996, wonders about the wisdom of so singularly focused a fund.

But for Undiagnosed Diseases Program patients for whom answers are so singularly elusive, those hoofbeats are likely to herald zebras after all.

There are few corporations that appeal so singularly to children (and that reach so pervasively into their lives) as the Walt Disney Company.

"What makes 'Leap Year' so singularly dispiriting is precisely that it is bad without distinction," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in January.

Friends and family say that Mr. Satter was so singularly focused on business that he had dated only casually and had never had a long-term girlfriend.