singularly

He does not see that kind of thinking as singularly Republican.

It was, thought Data, a singularly human way to think.

But that, he knew, would be a singularly bad idea.

A singularly important and historical beginning if I ever heard one.

In a city of millions, your father became a singularly important person.

Michael's attention was singularly excited by their very first words.

But on this particular morning the effect seemed singularly bright and clear.

Let me say at once that it was singularly successful.

She was singularly light on her feet, moving like a breath of air.

It seemed singularly appropriate to start west in such conditions.

He put his arms around her with singularly little skill.

This is a matter of singularly great importance or the general would not have come forward as he has done.

But they felt singularly alone and at peace, a universe of two.

Their 29-year marriage appears to have been a singularly happy one.

Singularly enough, there were two men who sat alone, apart from all others.

Under him the surface of the ground seemed singularly smooth.

Now, suddenly, he was all alone, dealing with a problem singularly his own.

Now American culture can get singularly weird when it's time to say a good word for reading.

Singularly low, as if instead of being so close beside him, it were at a distance.

For that reason, his work does not singularly belong to an art movement.

What interests me is the singularly local nature of some phenomena.

That had been singularly the most unforgettable moment of his life.

The lines of the old song seem singularly appropriate, though he knows not why.

Over the past year, such cooperation has been singularly absent.

I have always found mine singularly useful, especially for walking with.