Sentence examples for the singular event from inspiring English sources

But what is beyond guessing is the singular event that changes everything.

The singular event in the life of Alex Rodriguez is not his imminent suspension, or the career home run record that now will never happen.

"Given its magnitude — it is the singular event in our lifetime, in the last 50 years," he said, "we decided a week almost isn't enough".

It is not the singular event -- the unceremonious court order -- that severs the relationship; rather, it is the horror of the prelude and the pain of the aftermath.

What likely is a random Wednesday for many may soon mark the singular event that could change the future landscape of retail forever.

Kant was interested in earthquakes not only because of the singular event in Portugal, but also for the reason he wrote on winds, the Theory of Winds (1756), and the West-Wind essay (1757).

As the press labors today to capture the life and legacy of the late Senator Edward Kennedy, it will be interesting to see if anyone makes mention of Kennedy's response to one of the singular events of recent years -- the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq.

Two thousand years later the Christian community continues to explore the depths of this singular event that divides history into "before" and "after". The Resurrection changes forever the way we live in this world.

They stood and cheered for him at the Garden, as if this singular event could make up for all the groaning and booing.

But the debate remains a singular event in the life of the campaign, watched by more than 67 million people — a larger audience than for any of Mr. Obama's 2008 debates, either of his nominating conventions or any of his State of the Union addresses.

For my long-awaited slot, the 13th and last of the set, I wanted a singular event, the kind that I wouldn't be allowed to have at a regular institutional theater.