Sentence examples for would be singular from inspiring English sources
For example, according to Kant the logical form of the judgment that "the body is heavy" would be singular, affirmative, categorical, and assertoric.
Freeing the Uighurs (pronounced WEE-gurs) would be a singular moment in the debate over the Guantánamo prison: critics would see a final judgment that innocent men were locked away there.
Such a book or set of books would be a singular repository of cinematic wisdom and an enduring work, a parallel creation, by one of the greatest modern artists.
since the syntagm 'an individual man'homoomo singularis') would be a singular term standing precisely for one individual, e.g., 'Socrates'Sortestes'Sortes
They said they wanted to create a totally unique experience that only happened once, and that each hunt that they put on would be a singular event, with music and performances crafted specifically for one night, never to be repeated.
I don't know what that might be, and I'm honestly not expecting that it would actually happen (nor, if the next film is as good as this, would I be profoundly disappointed if it didn't), but to deliver a tale that incorporates this level of visual artistry and moves us in a new and unexpected way would be a singular achievement (all the more so coming from the third installment of a franchise).
Plurals can be singular things.
It can be singular, still.
If the subject is singular, the verb should be singular.
Were she to create a major company, moving from muse to artistic agent, she would be just as singular: None of America's most prominent ballet companies are run by women.
