Sentences with phrase «in singular»

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Anyone associated with ORE should be in the business of professionally, thus, expertly, guiding clients through the oft» tangled process of selling and purchasing real estate, in a singular and one - by - one personal way, and should not just be in the business of simply throwing attendant personal information and before - the - fact - of - closing - financial information around within the public forum in pursuit of quick profits.

Brian, in one of Mr. McMullins previous posts he indicated that his company complies with the rules of the real estate boards and I'm wondering why you would then say the following «Anyone associated with ORE should be in the business of professionally, thus, expertly, guiding clients through the oft» tangled process of selling and purchasing real estate, in a singular and one - by - one personal way, and should not just be in the business of simply throwing attendant personal information and before - the - fact - of - closing - financial information around within the public forum in pursuit of quick profits.

That's why I concentrate in a singular community.

We draft the new amendments for their life, in the singular and plural.

Reconciliation Australia welcomes the Referendum Council's report and acknowledges the months of listening, consultation and consideration that have resulted in its singular recommendation for -LSB-...]

The Meizu E-series has come in singular models and are an entry - level offering in the company's smartphone lineup.

It is, however, among the report's least surprising positions that should be seen as most significant: like its past two predecessors, the Trump Administration has embraced the notion that the United States is engaged in a singular, global non-international armed conflict against a shifting set of terrorist groups.

Frankly, when we first heard about the bar we were a little dubious, but the YSP - 5600 taught us two things: One, a thrilling Atmos / DTS: X home theater experience can be achieved in a singular unit (with an additional purchase of an outboard subwoofer in this case), and two, Atmos bars are aimed at replacing your receiver and speaker setup entirely — and they're priced that way.

While Comcast refers to its X1 DVR and Voice Remote in the singular, there are actually different models.

Although we often talk about motorcycle insurance in the singular, it really includes several types of coverage.

Davies has succeeded at Linklaters through a combination of determination, consistency, and a seemingly unshakable belief in his singular strategic vision.

It may be noted that the rule uses the word «fact» in the singular rather than referring to the more compendious term «evidence».

One of the oddities of family law, at least from a client's perspective, is that while the client may view «their case» in the singular, in reality, there may be several separate strands before the court, for example, the divorce (usually straightforward), financial provision (generally one application before the court, but with the potential to branch off down different routes particularly if enforcement is required), and arrangements for any children (hopefully, in most cases, capable of agreement without proceedings being issued, but sometimes not).

-- and a renewed interest in the singular business of constituting and propagating a monarchy.

Facts: On July 12, 2015 at just after midnight on a residential street in the Lower Mainland, BC the appellant, BF, was involved in a singular motor vehicle accident and moments later BF was found unconscious by another passing driver who saw the accident occur.

Alas, the «extensive literature on attribution» is quite peculiar to climate science, which indulges in singular claims on evidentiary bases that would not be acceptable in any serious science.

And yes, AK — digging into a stated «warranted» belief in a singular cause for a broad - scale societal phenomenon (such as the supposed «destr [uction] of logical thinking and critical analysis) by asking for definitions and evidence is just nipticking.

In a most unique capacity, she works over recognizable images, working and reworking their surface and adding rich layers, so that objects are transported in an entirely new direction into a fluid visual quality of being remembered or reimagined in singular vibrant ways.

Through their variety of mediums, sizes, styles, and subjects, the works in Singular Visions encourage a range of powerful experiences and reveal how artists have stretched the very boundaries of what an artwork can be.

In any case, their work sensibly evokes these concerns as they are played - out colloquially, in singular ways through visual art, rather than how these issues are commonly portrayed in media outlets.

Ahmed poses on the courch beneath three framed works in this singular portrait, Mona and Myself (2013), which are Pheroza Vakeel from Privacy (2003), Untitled from I am as I am (2000), and Untitled from Go Away Closer (2007).»

Both in her oeuvre as well as in each singular ensemble Oppermann moved, as she wrote, from simple to complex and from private to general.

In a singular approach to the organic and natural world, she attempts to preserve the ancestral artisanal techniques of the materials she uses with the introduction of a new contemporary discourse on the possibilities of sculpture.

The following artists are included in Singular Visions: Jonathan Borofsky, AA Bronson, Paul Chan, Sarah Charlesworth, Robert Grosvenor, Eva Hesse, Edward Kienholz, Ree Morton, Georgia O'Keeffe, George Segal, Gary Simmons, and Tom Wesselmann.

Woods's capacity as a gifted technician and radical theorist of contemporary architecture resulted in a singular body of work that undermined current notions of how to successfully create places in which to live and work.

LANGUAGE FLOWS through the work of artist Frances Stark in singular, unusual ways.

Each of the artists is particular in the way she materially positions her body in a story, and in its rereading, as in a singular space within an increasingly uniform world.

Her latest exhibition, «Legion,» brought together both new commissions and works created over the past decade, illustrating an intriguing evolution in her singular technological vision.

Both exquisite craftspersons, the couple revealed in their early works a mutual interest in this singular approach to the figure.

The circle, or enso, is a highly significant aspect of Zen Buddhist painting practice, produced in a singular movement done in a way that, when successful, should show the unity of mind and body.

With swath of abstract expressionism overlaying realism, only in her dreams can Kim Il Soon truly paint freely and in abstraction, since the dictatorship and communist North Korea mandates art to be restrictive and done in a singular propaganda style.

Though unmistakably cast in his singular style, the new paintings drift further into abstraction, a mix of stacked shapes, tangled lines and faces that are mask - like and clownish.

In celebration of the artist's ground - breaking contribution to the history of art — his shaped canvas — the exhibition brings together works created from singular forms, in singular colors, spanning over forty years.

In this singular life, however, Prince delivered a career of fascinating move after fascinating move, from sneakily exiting a contract agreement by changing his name to an unpronounceable symbol to guest - starring on New Girl because he loved the show so damn much.

«I have given all of my time and energy to PNO, and what I will cherish most about this fulfilling and gratifying experience are the relationships with our devoted board, hardworking staff, countless partners, and numerous supporters in the singular city of New Orleans and beyond.»

Parallel to her practice as a theorist linking between art, psychoanalysis, philosophy and feminism and publishing important theoretical articles, Ettinger works in a singular ways in the medium of painting and Video.

Each canvas features variations on the motif of a particular human, animal or hybrid figure engaged in a singular activity, which may involve physical elevation, technological innovation or spiritual transcendence.

With their architectural and monumental presence, his mixed - media installations and drawings orchestrate interdisciplinary and intergenerational dialogues, bridging various historic and cultural anecdotes and figures in singular bodies.

The works use language in singular ways, through written text and spoken word as well as via its absence or vagaries.

Parallels can be easily drawn to Cy Twombly, yet unlike the late American artist, Emin's scrawls are less enigmatic, and more universal in their singular vision to find fulfilling love and sex.

While her visual sensibility recalls the work of the American artists Romare Bearden, Richard Yarde, and Mickalene Thomas, whose two - dimensional works are heavily textured through their use of color and pattern, Akunyili Crosby casts off in a singular direction, fusing African, European, and American influences and creative traditions while pondering the personal effects of living in an increasingly global, hybridized society.

Ellen Jewett (previously) effortlessly blends animals with elements from their environments, creating ceramic pieces that often balance unexpected species together in a singular piece.

In his new works, Close continued his involvement with the grid as an organizing device, creating full - color paintings out of only cyan, magenta, and yellow pigments, and layering colors in singular brushstrokes.

Though physically manifested in singular drawings, these plans are a lifelong project with no beginning, middle or end.

Throughout the exhibition, pieces from decidedly different periods of Du Pasquier's artistic production are experienced in a singular installation created by the artist.

There are rich stories told in the singular simple frame of his line drawings from the»90s that gave way to eye - popping paintings, effortlessly diving between abstraction and symbology.

Thiebaud was noticed for his still lifes of edible treats and everyday objects in his singular illustrative style.

Curatorial assistant Laura Phipps will discuss the decisions and logistics involved in rotating the works in Singular Visions, a special presentation of works from the Whitney's collection.

The overall work expresses itself in a singular cohesive whole composed in fragments of thought, emotion and imagination.