Sentence examples for some sort of singular from inspiring English sources

I don't want to position myself as some sort of singular beacon of progress, because I'm not that at all.

And yet politicians, including most of the candidates running for the Republican nomination, treat Guantánamo as some sort of singular treasure.

They both are the result of something that occurs when an infinite number of moving parts serendipitously relate to each other in a way that makes some sort of singular sense.

The Tea Party forces also lack the sort of singular leadership of a figure like Reagan.

The sort of singular character that made Mei Lai Wah stand out is not uncommon in the world of wine.

Recently, there was a very public debate over whether Jo Becker's book "Forcing the Spring" erred in presenting the fight over California's same-sex marriage ban — and the decision, by the lawyers David Boies and Theodore Olson, to turn it into a quest for a sweeping, fifty-state solution — as a sort of singular moment that trumped a decades-long, state-by-state effort.

Centuries later, Robbie Williams' schism from Take That was no less traumatic for many, with Samaritans setting up a helpline in 1995 for fans who felt suicidal at the news of their idols' evacuation from boybandland (they had no clue at this point that he would be in possession of the sort of singular talent it takes to make an album such as Rudebox).

I think it speaks to the notion that people are inspired by a sort of singular form of departure.

Kreutzberger as Don Francisco is just that sort of singular TV figure for the Latino community.

And the Navy has suffered from a lack of that sort of singular operational focus that it had during the Cold War.

Rees: I don't have any sort of singular idea, but I think I have played a role in some of the ideas that have gradually formed over the last 20 or 30 years about how our universe has evolved from a simple beginning to the complex cosmos we see around us that we are a part of.