Sentence examples for singularly special from inspiring English sources

If a theatergoer spends several hundred dollars to bring the family to a show once or twice a year, the understandable hope is for something singularly special.

A new Zelda will be a massive boon for the Wii U's prospects and legacy, yet 2015 has seen the console graced by some truly remarkable games, ones that are more singularly special than the heavyweights on other systems.

Adare Manor is, indeed, a singularly special place consisting of 840 acres of sweeping parklands, cultivated gardens, mature trees and the river Maigue, one of Ireland's finest trout rivers.

This is the consolation prize for New Yorkers, who are always predisposed to drama-queen self-importance: a new way in which we can feel singularly, dreadfully special.

A special class of singularly perturbed integro-differential-algebraic equations and singularly perturbed integro-differential systems has been solved by Kauthen [13, 14] by implicit Runge-Kutta methods.

John Ellis, one of George W. Bush's cousins, finds it a tale of singularly dedicated politicians more than of special family gumption.

A marketing manager based in Hanoi blogged her frustrations, which were given special focus by a singularly useless screen which has been counting down the days: from one thousand to the present.The tourism authority has often tried pushing Vietnam's value as a cultural destination.

Another early use is in George O'Neil's 1931 novel about the poet John Keats, "Special Hunger": "For Keats this was a singularly fraught circumstance".

As far as we know, Avial and Yang [15] were the first to approach the singularly perturbed system (1.1) with Neumann boundary conditions; they considered (1.1) with special nonlinearities f ( s ) = s p − 1, g ( s ) = s q − 1 ( 2 < p, q < 2 N / N − 2 ).

"To play a man who was singularly gifted as an artist, greatly misunderstood and mythologised as a human being... it's something very special and sacred.

Penn Badgley said, "To play a man who was singularly gifted as an artist, greatly misunderstood & mythologized as a human being... It's something very special and sacred.