Sentence examples for was singularly appropriate from inspiring English sources

In continued: "It was singularly appropriate that team and personal triumph should go hand in hand, for few players have given such loyal and unstinted service to England as the wholehearted Willis... Happily determination is one virtue Willis does not lack, and his re-emergence as a top ranking fast bowler was well and truly deserved".

That course is singularly appropriate here.

They are singularly appropriate after a week of dangerous chaos ignited by President Trump's European trip and a new indictment in the Russia probe.

It's singularly appropriate that Soderbergh, in his perhaps-final feature film — his break with the script — should come with a cautionary tale about pharmaceutical psychology.

THE publication of Sir Arthur Hort's scholarly translation of Linnaeus's "Critica Botanica" is not only a very useful contribution to botanical science but also its appearance at the present time is singularly appropriate, since two hundred years have just elapsed since the Latin original was published in Leyden in 1737.

There were some teams at the contest this year whose names were singularly appropriate — the management of Graceland, Elvis Presley's mansion, had a team called the Love Me Tenderloins, which did its barbecuing on a guitar-shaped cooker — but anybody who lets his wordplay run toward the porcine can make up a serviceable name for a barbecue team.

George Morikami stayed, and was singularly successful as a farmer.

Peverara was singularly lauded for her skill in this genre.

Yet Burne-Jones was singularly strenuous in production.

Success was singularly defined as a party career.

Hayfork in particular was singularly tied to those economies.