Sentence examples for will be singularly from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake: the next four years in America will be singularly awful.

If this is the sort of debate that can be expected, Britain's voters will be singularly ill-served in the run-up to the next election.

If Mr. Scott wins, Mr. Cardenas said, it will be because he convinced voters that he will be singularly focused on one issue: jobs.

It means that you've retained some flexibility, can learn things, might change; it means that you're not quite past hope, even if the path of instruction will be singularly arduous.

Sisson's team, on the other hand, will be "singularly focused on innovating for the company's future".

"It also signals to [North Korean] senior party officials that Kim will be singularly focused on securing North Korea's national interests".

"You can feel good about your nation if you know that every one of your clansmen can do the same; but when the enemy has the resources and the national will (which was singularly lodged in the person of the czar) to send 11 soldiers for every one of your clansmen, eventually you'll have to run away or die fighting".

Let vastly different eras be singularly defined, he said.

In the face of these diseases, such programmes may be singularly important in reversing this epidemic.

If you have ever met Jeffrey John, you will be surprised that this singularly unturbulent priest should provoke such strong reactions in those who oppose him, but as everyone now knows Dr John is gay and for some in the church an openly gay bishop is unthinkable.

"Singularly, so there will be no mess," he clarified.