Sentence examples for this is singularly from inspiring English sources

This is singularly convenient for the world's major powers, many of whose leaders -- current or retired -- have so much blood on their hands that all great Neptune's ocean could not wash them clean.

"This is singularly the most important search that is happening in our nation," Zimmer said.

This was singularly unfortunate, since it was obvious from the start that the EU would never agree to anything that would enable Britain to do what the Brexit vote intended it to do: become competitive and prosper.

"This one is singularly stupid.

This Emma is singularly human, particularly in her love for Ronnie.

It is a convention of our quadrennial pieties to insist that this election is singularly important.

A government's first duty is to protect its people – this government is singularly failing to do so.

The therapy (also covered by Atul Gawande in this magazine) is singularly simple to execute but devilishly difficult to describe in prose (as I discovered when writing that section of the story).

And, as illustrated by the president's attacks on the chairman of the Federal Reserve and the phone calls from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to top bank executives, this administration is singularly ill-equipped to navigate a more turbulent economic environment.

For this problem is singularly perturbed, and the solution has boundary layers near and (see [1] for details).

And though no one's suggesting the movie should have been called "These are the Apatows at 40" (though that does have a promising, Pixar-like ring to it, as though it were a movie about squirrels suddenly faced with high cholesterol) the collectivist overtones of a title like "This Is 40" are singularly disingenuous.