Use "singularly" in a sentence

1. That was singularly tactless of him bringing some other woman here

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2. While Olivia and myself have tried to bring Chloe some measure of happiness, we were singularly unsuccessful

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3. ’ But the supervisor was singularly

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4. brother-(or sister)-in-profession, but he was singularly

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5. And of course she escaped Lascor to forge her own destiny---a singularly potent destiny at that

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6. The present moment was singularly important, but every moment of this day felt peculiarly precious

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7. Singularly, also, the individual regimental kit number, which in European armies must be stamped on every article of the soldier, was not in general vogue in the American army

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8. There is no question that the advent of recent hostilities, now elevated to a higher level, has re-awakened the dormant passions of tired old leftists (and their younger converts) who view this war as an opportunity to re-enact their most singularly egregious achievement; the discrediting of American Institutions

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9. It would be anathema to any one in that overwhelmingly complex machine of sorts should they singularly fail especially in simple orders

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10. This effort proved singularly unseccessful because nationalism in 1914

11. billions of people that were singularly

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12. The light blue that reflected from their cold hearts was singularly striking

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13. The weapon contains an unusual magic that would only permit someone with a singularly clear and focussed state of mind to be able to use it effectively

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14. ” Marna appeared to be singularly unimpressed, which to Gaspar’s way of thinking was more than a little odd, as he had always understood women to be fond of exactly this sort of thing

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15. 'Even for the Himelians this region seems singularly deserted

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16. The surgeon had never seen a woman as singularly attractive as Elise and beads of sweat were showing on his forehead

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17. That's fine, but he picked a singularly nasty way of saying so

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18. Seeing that singularly tough opponent eject and the other MIG-17s break away and flee, probably for lack of fuel, Ingrid turned her YF-83A towards her airbase at once, mortally worried about her ground personnel

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19. only the passive victim of his affects but also singularly incapable of moral judgment

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20. Jeanne also proved to be singularly useful around the plantation and to Pierre

21. Stan Griffin was being singularly useless, too

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22. disobedience that all are subjected upon – singularly, one at a time

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23. He did a couple more interviews during the campaign in Hindi, but they were all soft focus and singularly undistinguished

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24. THE chapter containing the text which heads this page, is singularly rich in matter

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25. Is Rahul really a ‘dud’? I hardly know him at all to answer that with any certitude, but what I will say is that he has singularly failed to show any quality that marks him out as a leader who can lift a struggling party

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26. Paul was singularly fitted, both by grace and nature, to handle this subject

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27. The figures and comparisons which David uses in speaking of the advent and future kingdom of the Messiah are singularly beautiful, and admirably fitted to exhibit the benefits which it will bring to the Church and the earth

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28. (b) In the next place, let us be thankful for the singularly long period of time during which God has permitted our gracious Sovereign to sit on the throne of her ancestors

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29. This episode singularly illustrates the cunning of Muhammad to position his political necessity as human solidarity

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30. With all his mind, body and action he was singularly devoted to Lord Ram

31. Richard had been singularly focused on securing Henri’s position with the royal family, sending his son to Chateau d ‘Amboise to live and obtain an education

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32. If we live in this |Now| or ~Now, we move nowhere, either by being singularly isolated, universally bounded, or a multi-mensionally smeared incoherence

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33. In this gap one claims to find themselves singularly IT and Universally All; one finds the static unity of personal transcendence

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34. How can one transcend singularly when Eartheart is dying?

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35. But if knowledge and information remain intellectual capital, then, when Techine singularly exceeds our entire whordehouses, all our capital will be lost

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36. She had never felt so singularly focused

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37. Charlotte had been doing this, if all I had heard was true, for the last three years; therefore her stern inquiry addressed to a wife of my sobriety struck me as singularly out of place

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38. In many old Tarot decks the High Priestess is called the Popess, who is commonly supposed to be the legendary Pope Joan, who became Pope by masquerading as a man (an activity which is singularly appropriate to the Saturnalia/Carnival presided over by the Magician)

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39. One was toting an oxygen bottle over his shoulder, his naked upper lip suffering from a singularly nervous twitch

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40. She was singularly focused on him

41. However, it seemed at present the administration was trying to copy the existing colonial setup of government, which was singularly unsuitable for a government of a Special Administrative Region within China which Hong Kong would become after 1997

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42. By a curious irony, Whittaker might be a dedicated and respected psychiatrist, but, according to Sam Dally, as a researcher, he was singularly inept

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43. There are only 95 elements that singularly or, in combination build everything and anything that exists in the known universe

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44. The creatures with these changes, which best fit the environment, tend to breed more and live longer, which together or singularly produce changes and variations within a species over time, and which cumulative processes we may term ‘evolution’

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45. The Admiral was a singularly uncreative type and this stumped him for a moment

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46. Phil has no creative hobbies because he is singularly useless at anything that requires manual dexterity or skill

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47. ” I found that singularly inappropriate and reckoned desperation was making Kate

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48. At first I thought that my husband would take care of my needs but he has proved singularly useless,

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49. It was devoid of ornamentation and appeared to be a singularly boring square of stone walled room

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50. Notwithstanding the singularly realistic style of these writings, their freedom from ordinary signs of exaltation, their strange quietness of tone in narrating events, which have furnished pabulum to the arts of nearly two thousand years, they adhere throughout to this representation of the life and speech of Jesus

51. In his view it was singularly the most responsible

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52. 1-6), in a passage singularly free from doubt caused by various readings, and in language obviously designed to teach with authority a doctrine good for the whole Church to learn—a doctrine which there is as much reason to receive with faith as any statement similarly delivered by S

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53. Thus you are not ignorant of the singularly aphrodisiac effect produced by the Nepeta cataria, vulgarly called catmint, on the feline race; and, on the other hand, to quote an example whose authenticity I can answer for

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54. There was nothing in them to distract me from the thought that it was singularly appropriate that I should start from this station on the retraced way of my existence

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55. I had never lingered in that land which, on the whole, is so singularly barren of memorable manifestations of generous sympathies and magnanimous impulses

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56. But it is clear that Nixon was singularly impressed with Haig

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57. Would he not have accepted liberty without riches if it had been offered to him? Besides, were not those riches chimerical?—offspring of the brain of the poor Abbe Faria, had they not died with him? It is true, the letter of the Cardinal Spada was singularly circumstantial, and Dantes repeated it to himself, from one end to the other, for he had not forgotten a word

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58. "If not, I have that here which shall," returned David, exhibiting his book, with an air in which meekness and confidence were singularly blended

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59. To all this the captive made no reply; but was content to preserve an attitude in which dignity was singularly blended with disdain

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60. This news, false as it was following so singularly in the train of the two similar misfortunes which had so recently occurred, evidently astonished the auditors, and they retired without a word

61. "That I have been singularly assisted

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62. The count was dressed in black and with his habitual simplicity; his white waistcoat displayed his expansive noble chest and his black stock was singularly noticeable because of its contrast with the deadly paleness of his face

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63. I have already made some inquiries at a clerical agency, and they tell me that there WAS a man of that name in orders whose career has been a singularly dark one

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64. The same singularly proud and reserved nature which turned away with disdain from popular notoriety was capable of being moved to its depths by spontaneous wonder and praise from a friend

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65. A once singularly hopeful man now believed that his only hope lay in murder

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66. He was always courteous, always refined, but singularly silent and retiring

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67. Rhett’s boats were singularly lucky both in taking out cotton for Yes, the ladies felt they could forgive and forget a great many things for such a brave the Confederacy and bringing in the war materials for which the South was desperate

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68. He was lef t with his singularly appropriate education; the vague contour of Jay Gatsby had filled out to the substanti-ality of a man

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69. Angel Clare was far from all that she thought him in this respect; absurdly far, indeed; but he was, in truth, more spiritual than animal; he had himself well in hand, and was singularly free from grossness

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70. The dawn of the March morning is singularly inexpressive, and there is nothing to show where the eastern horizon lies

71. I sat waiting for at least an hour, singularly unappetized by the lager before me in its frosted glass

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72. "To-night, there is no other!" declared the Persian, in a singularly

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73. Garth decided, but on the hundredth she was often aware that she would have to perform the singularly difficult task of carrying out her own principle, and to make herself subordinate

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74. This was so singularly the case that it had presumably much to do with the fact as to which, at the present day, I am at a loss for a different explanation: I allude to my unnatural composure on the subject of another school for Miles

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75. Some of them struck me as singularly odd compounds of ardour and flatness; commencing in strong feeling, and concluding in the affected, wordy style that a schoolboy might use to a fancied, incorporeal sweetheart

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76. There were certain names which he often pronounced to support whatever things he might be saying,—Voltaire, Raynal, Parny, and, singularly enough, Saint Augustine

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77. He wore an air of serenity which rendered him singularly

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78. Finally, he said to the prisoner, with a slow and singularly

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79. This threw her in a singularly troubled state of mind

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80. The first six were singularly constructed

81. Nothing is, generally, more singularly calm than the physiognomy of Paris during an uprising beyond the bounds of the rebellious quarters

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82. Overhead, at the small window in the third story Marius descried a sort of spectator who appeared to him to be singularly attentive

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83. Paris is built upon a soil which is singularly rebellious to the pick, the hoe, the bore, and to human manipulation

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