Sentence examples similar to singularly struck from inspiring English sources
When the terrorists struck on 9/11, the United States military was singularly unprepared to deal with them.
Before long, they had struck a landmark deal to build the $5.5 billion Shanghai Disney Resort, opening China to a singularly American brand and setting the pace for multinational companies to do business in the country.
Certain of Vidal's ideas strike me as singularly repulsive.
The window displays w which strike you as being singularly attractive.
That strikes me as a singularly horrible thing to do, and morally there is a strong case for confiscating all guns used for such acts in my view.
Almond's advice strikes me as being singularly misguided.
"This strikes us as most unfair and singularly inappropriate, particularly when authors are paid so little".
Shouldn't this singularly inane statement be enough for the court to strike Doma down, without even going to a hearing?
2. That these lands are affected with heat, as surmised, is evident, because in the mountains of Cumæ and at Baiæ, sweating places are excavated, in which the hot vapour rising upwards from the intensity of the fire, strikes through the earth, and so escapes in these places that they are singularly beneficial for the purpose.
What's more, they were singularly unappealing; this was, after all, a team that had featured the boorish Dave Kingman, of whom the best that could be said was that he could hit a ball very far on those rare occasions when he did not strike out.
