What was worse, the severed penis exuded a singular, somehow unspeakable aura of sadness.
But it always amazed me that Hadid had somehow attracted a singular reputation for being difficult to deal with.
For all the deprivation, poverty and discrimination he endured, Armstrong somehow emerged with singular ebullience, although among friends he could be caustic about the evils of segregationist America.
But somehow the area maintains a singular identity.
He's ripping people off by encouraging them to believe that those murders were the product of one time and one place, a singular historical curiosity, somehow connected to the way that those women lived, rather than connected only to the mentality of their killer, of whom we know nothing, museum-worthy or otherwise.
We constantly make use of the first-person singular pronoun, which somehow expresses a first-person awareness, an ego-consciousness, and this psychological state is clearly of central importance.
Growing up, I had discovered George's timeless records through my high school hero Elvis Costello, and I knew just enough to understand that this man was the Sinatra of Country -- a singular singer who somehow changed the game by making you believe every single word.
Before that announcement, the award was a magic penny I kept in my pocket to rub several times a day, its potency in making me feel noticed, singular, and hopeful augmented, somehow, by remaining private, something almost exclusively mine.
It is a shame that these singular films are not somehow embedded in the larger show; as it is, they can only be seen on a two-hour chronological loop.
Indeed, in the ontology of the later Burley, universal substantial forms are distinguished from accidental forms not because their being is somehow identified with that of those singular substances which are their substrates, but because they alone are capable of manifesting the deep metaphysical structure of the singular substances themselves.
