Sentence examples for utterly singular from inspiring English sources

What it unleashed was an utterly singular body of subsequent work.

That it doesn't is testament to a comic vision that is utterly singular.

Like other things that make New Orleans so utterly singular, what's commonplace within that one city should never be taken for granted.

The top three films are the work of filmmakers — Wes Anderson, Josephine Decker, Jean-Luc Godard — whose way with movie sex is utterly singular and integral to their art).

It's his writings that first inspired this utterly singular little film, and his increasing years that motivated its director to hurry up and finish the thing, before – in Gondry's words – "eh, well, he's dead".

Much more than a do-it-yourself construction manual (though it is that, too), "The Nature of Order" is a grandiose, polemical, sumptuously illustrated and utterly singular inquiry into what Mr. Alexander calls "first principles": the essence of life itself.

It was an utterly strange and singular night of story and song. .

But in a constant attempt to prove that politics doesn't have to be boring, the show has also developed a singular and utterly unforgivable strain of banter – no, anti-banter.

Now, in a mark of the book's singular persuasive power, I'm utterly fascinated.

isn't a major contribution to May's filmography; her singular and original artistry doesn't take utterly free flight here, but the show is nonetheless distinctive in its sparseness, its fixed and almost obsessive concentration on Nichols's face and voice.

Vulnicura ("cure for wounds" in Greek) is testimony to the Icelandic singer's singular vision; while a familiar idea, the sound remains utterly surprising.