Sentence examples for very singularly from inspiring English sources

I'm very singularly directed.

And because I approach the collections very singularly, without knowing a lot of what's going on in fashion, being on my own was very important.

"There is this idea of looking at things very singularly," he said.

"I think Wilshire Boulevard is very singularly positioned through the major project to really act as a magnet for Jews who live east of Beverly Hills, younger adults, younger families, so I think it's a very visionary initiative," said John Fishel, president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles.

It was singularly the very best thing I've ever done for myself.

You've seen that sort of mix-and-match approach before (Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers" comes to mind), but Mr. Cohen's use of it is singularly personal, and very different from one film to the next.

You singularly fail to address the very real and just concerns many Britons have about self-governance and democratic accountability.

"He is among the very few scientists who can be singularly credited with fundamentally changing the way we approach biological problems," says the award citation, read by Susan Silbey, chair of the MIT faculty, who presented Fink with the award.

Though none of region 4.2 amino acid residues is singularly responsible for the very tight interaction with AsiA, σ70 Lys593 and Arg596 which lie outside the putative DNA recognition element of region 4.2, contribute the most.

As noted, it is a singularly wily virus -- the very reason there is a new vaccine for it every year, unlike any other bug.

This idea is based on the tenet that one cannot critically examine, in a singularly disinterested manner, the very innovation system in which one is embedded as an innovation actor (for example, a principal investigator conducting a pharmacogenomics project) [ 21- 23].