Sentence examples for the singular quality from inspiring English sources

The singular quality of each, as well as the integrity of the project, is established.

The singular quality of the series always seemed to be the everyday fallibility of the characters; they could be mean-spirited, selfish, territorial, and gluttonous (they're bears after all), but by the end of each book, they would redeem themselves — restored to their better selves by the steadying influence of trusty humanist values and good cheer.

Mr Butterworth was a promising playwright, the singular quality of his dramatic imagination being evident at Cambridge University, where he had adapted for the stage a cookbook by Katharine Whitehorn.In 2003 Mr Butterworth sent to Mr Rylance the first draft of a play called "Jerusalem", about anarchy and authority.

Mr. Buell, the author of several books on photojournalism, said The A.P.'s history showed "the singular quality of Vietnam's combat photography, and can help put down the nonsense that so-called citizen journalism is a meaningful source of fact about strife, or any other subject".

William Maxwell, the magazine's fiction editor, was impressed enough with "the singular quality of the story" that the magazine asked Salinger to continue revising it.

Still, she was a groundbreaking figure for her career path as well as for the singular quality of her buildings, and she changed the power dynamics of a profession that desperately needed to evolve — and that desperately needs to keep doing so.

Mr. Teeter said he noticed how even at that age, Mr. Doctoroff possessed the singular qualities of a successful person.

He seemed to embrace the singular qualities of being the acceptable face of capitalism, in that he is an honest, self-made man and it's very hard to begrudge him the right to celebrate his success".

The '06 Chablis are fine wines for the most part, but less distinctive, lacking for me the singular qualities that make Chablis stand out among the seven seas of white wines.

Anyone familiar with Tricky's ground-breaking early work, most notably the still mesmerising debut album Maxinquaye, from 1994, will know all about the singular qualities of Martina Topley Bird's singing voice.

In a new staging for the Komische Oper Berlin, where he is artistic director, Barrie Kosky introduces – as he puts it – a German audience to the singular qualities of Aussie-British pantomime.