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It is we ourselves who randomise and singularise our environment.

As the balancing act of refining and redefining the options continues, eventually there is a need to singularise and name a result.

Why do fashion gurus singularise plurals: a pant (possibly even an underpant?), a trouser, a jean, and – worst of all – a tight?

"Juillet 2013 se singularise avec 17 jours avec plus de 10.000 impacts aux sols contre 5 jours en 2011 et 2012," précise-t-il.

Contemporary Indian history, enriched with fable and allegory, can be packed into a novel, albeit a mega-novel, if the author/narrator's personality is there (it was) to style or singularise the plenitude.

Mais cette longue fresque historique se singularise par son souci d'authenticité étayé par un important travail sur les archives du Centre pour la Mémoire Nelson Mandela.

Essentially, classical techniques singularize a distributed phenomenon.

Once that was accomplished, lineages became so exclusive that, often enough, siblings married each other to singularize dynastic rule.

It's multifront almost, a war with so many fronts that it's a mistake to singularize it in that way."