Possessed of remarkable energy and forthrightness of speech, Emerson published many works which are singularly free from errata.
She was a workaholic, highly intelligent, and singularly free from hang-ups, but there was a barrier.
But in this respect he is singularly free, and his spells of anger are really few.
He remembered certain terrible stories he had once dismissed with laughter, for he came of a race that was singularly free from superstition.
Lajos's head seemed singularly free from any obvious injuries.
He was a man singularly free from illusions.
Throughout his life Halley had been singularly free from illness of every kind, but in 1737 he had a stroke of paralysis.
His curiosity was matched by the suppleness of his mind, one singularly free of hobgoblins.
Their ritual was, however, singularly free from those degrading elements usually found in lovecults.
Rather, I remember a monologue, singularly free of the remorse that he now claims is his.
