Sentence examples for to singularly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Katzenberg, through his voting control, has the ability to singularly approve or reject any transaction.

Dogs played, fought over chew toys, romanced their owners and taught their progeny good manners in this suite of nine dances, set to singularly well-chosen scores, including works by Edgar Varèse and Murray Weinstock.

It is easy to singularly define people by the worst thing that they have ever done, but it becomes more difficult to imagine what we would want the world to do if it were us.

In the end, or what may well have been the prelude to it for the Spurs, a team so admired for its precision and purpose — the perfect basketball unit, it has often seemed — lacked the one player to singularly rise to the occasion.

Its increase gives rise to singularly extended states.

We also note the connection to singularly perturbed problems where a similar Newton polygon structure appears, cf. [12].

Long forgotten today is the resolve Kerry had to have to almost singularly stand up to the Reagan & Bush administration.

At the same time, the Met's galleries, whether old or new, still manage to feel singularly inhospitable to postwar art, regardless of quality.

He was interviewed for a position in the Department of Factual Verification, a job which must have seemed even then to be singularly unsuited to his flamboyant temperament.

With the publication of this week's report by Lord Ouseley, the SRA and the Law Society were shown to have singularly failed to address those fundamental inequalities.

(3) The problem is shown to belong to the singularly perturbed class, and for this reason, the buckling modes have the shapes of localized harmonic wavelets.