Examples of 'more singular' in a sentence
Meaning of "more singular"
more singular: This phrase may be indicating a preference for a single, distinct entity or characteristic over others. It could also refer to something that is increasingly unique or exceptional
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Still more singular is another circumstance.
Thought he had never beheld a more singular scene.
What can be more singular than the relation in cats.
Because there are more singular.
It's way more singular to be known by just your Christian name.
Sauniere also embarked on projects of a rather more singular kind.
One or more singular.
But what happened last night was more serious and also more singular.
Music is more singular.
Enzymes will transform the yeast into smaller particles with a more singular taste.
This singularity is even more singular in having its own defense built.
This double fastening provides the additional possibility of rendering the magnetic keys more singular.
The path of the man is undoubtedly even more singular than that of the musician.
Rather than having our attention scattered, walking gathers our attention into a more singular focus.
Let us not forget the more singular exhibits, however.
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So I began to consider the possibility that we are pursuing someone with a more singular vision.
They are moving away from a more singular focus on providing low-cost products and services.
And that allows him to offer a company something even more singular than experience.
Happiness has a more singular nature, It brings only, well, happiness.
I can not dream of a more thoughtful confidant, a more singular friend.
A more singular and focused missive will, I suspect, have more impact.
In addition to grapes and red underwear, there are a couple more singular traditions.
More singular contents I have never seen -- a mixture of pemmican and sausage.
Accordingly, measures to adapt to these microenvironments become more singular to the isolated habitat.
Would not that make it more singular to you, more exciting? ".
In the future, some real estate agents may provide services in a more singular way.
Or is there something inherent to psychiatry that requires more singular and less mass-produced care?
Despite the many visions I have had, none was ever more singular.
What emerges, however, is the sense of an individual more singular than anything else.
Since, she has written for both major hit series and for more singular films.
The whites were, if possible, even more singular.
Roughly speaking, then, the filter makes objects more singular.
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