Sentence examples for that singularly from inspiring English sources

That singularly annoying feature of modern life, spam is moving from e-mail increasingly to cellphones.

It's tempting, indeed, to wonder if "the Arab world", that singularly inappropriate phrase which we Westerners invented along with "the Middle East", any longer has meaning.

Every jewelry house wants a signature design: a standout that singularly evokes the house's style codes and goes on to be a commercial best seller.

The title "(serious)" suggests how far from any verbal equivalence Mr. McIntyre has taken dance here; it abounds in phrases and situations that are satisfying in themselves, arresting, urging us to find meaning while making that singularly elusive.

The proposed biomaterial assembly approach to fabricate osteochondral scaffolds through the integration of rapid prototyping technologies brings its novelty as it combines cartilage and bone compartments mechanically matching the natural tissues to be restored with biomaterials that singularly showed to support cartilage and bone tissue formation.

The high confirmation frequency establishes that the screen detects genes that singularly affect the rate and efficiency of departure from the self-renewing ground state.

(That's singularly unhelpful here, but may be comforting for some parents).

One thing that is singularly British, and specifically London, is men's tailoring.

I was calm until that point, singularly focused on getting to the hospital.

Martin is among an emerging group of innovative jewelry designers creating achingly cool collections that are singularly English.

Magazine illustration no doubt played a role in helping him formulate a pictorial style that is singularly direct and accessible.