Sentence examples for so singular that from inspiring English sources

It is a sound so singular that it thwarts imitation.

The directness of Mr. Mann's dialogue is so singular that it's quoted verbatim in other people's films.

Even more than that, she was a character so singular that it is hard to conjure up the feeling of wanting to grow up to be Margaret Thatcher.

There was the phrasing so singular that Ms. Winehouse could stretch a note until it threatened to snap and then cap it with a sly vibrato quaver.

Its total sales in the United States are nearly nine million, and the album's success is so singular that it is propping up the music industry.

Thompson's vision, though it seems made for Hollywood, is so singular that over the years it has proved remarkably resistant to movie adaptation.

"One of the great things about Twin Peaks was that it was so singular for that time," says Ryan. "This year alone American TV will have almost 430 primetime scripted shows on the air.

I wanted something that was so singular, a label that was so singular for me.

As we speak the day after the film's premiere (which marks Zimmer's second collaboration with McQueen), it becomes clearer and clearer that one of the reasons Zimmer's scores are so singular is that they're all intensely personal.

What makes Donald Trump's attack on the federal judge Gonzalo Curiel so singular is that it has only one actor, Trump himself.

And that on New Year's Day, another man would assume the myriad challenges of being the mayor of New York, including the challenge of following so singular an act as that of Mr. Giuliani.