Google needs someone who will speak, singularly, for the company.
Not only did he strongly condemn Lincoln's murder and laud the end of slavery ("I am rejoiced"), but, most importantly, where just days earlier whenever he said "we" he had meant the South, or whenever he said "our country" he had meant "the Confederacy," now he spoke singularly as a "citizen of the United States".
And the irrepressible man from Mar-a-Lago managed to utter a few off-script Trumpisms — "very bad," "believe me," a "disaster" — the now-familiar verbal crutches of a man who is singularly driven to constantly speak his mind while not really possessing the means to do so.
His art is so singularly his and yet, speaks to a part of everyone who encounters it.
Certain regions of Ireland, known singularly as the Gaeltacht, speak Irish as a first language.
I didn't realize the extent of James's gifts as a singularly butch performer until I saw an old YouTube clip of her singing "Precious Lord," with Chaka Khan and Gladys Knight — a trio so powerful one would be frightened for one's soul if they weren't speaking directly about the soul.
In person the girls tend to speak in a singularly media-savvy voice about the break they've been given.
Hope & Glory Street Date: September 11, 2007 Hope & Glory Ann Wilsonon's first solo album ever -is a singularly powerful and altogether timely song cycle that speaks eloquently to our troubled times.
W. H. Auden, writing about "The Nutcracker" in particular, spoke of the "present Eden" that ballet is singularly equipped to create: the paradise with knowledge neither of good and evil nor of past and future that dance and choreography can sustain.
Dr. King spoke of how, in Vietnam, the United States increased its commitment of troops "in support of governments which were singularly corrupt, inept, and without popular support".
