“I can't wait for Miley's next single!”

“It is a singularity of the book that it contains such a wealth of illustrations.”

“If they see you gazing at them, they will readily suppose it is on account of their singularity from the rest of mankind.”

“The entire mass of the star is concentrated at a point called a singularity.”

“The intrauterine environment is also different in multiple pregnancy compared with singleton pregnancy.”

“The study was restricted to normotensive women with singleton pregnancies who were at 30 weeks' gestation and were employed outside the home.”

“Inclusion criteria were instrumental vertex delivery of a live singleton after 37 weeks of gestation or cesarean delivery at full dilation.”

“After her divorce, she embraced her singleness and found solace in solitude and self-discovery.”

“His artistic style showcased the singleness of his vision, setting him apart from other painters of his time.”

“The singleness of the end contrasted with the multiplicity of means, allowed for the full exercise of human faculties.”

“After years of searching, Rachel finally embraced her singledom and started focusing on her personal growth and happiness.”

“Hurley had reacted to her new singledom in a masculine assertive way, with a series of short, publicly passionate affairs.”

“And it's all thanks to a simple new dating game that's being billed as the cure for chronic singledom.”

“Averagely attractive, generally assumed to be gay, though he isn't, he seems unhappily doomed to heterosexual singlehood.”

“There is a difference in the singlehood of Mr. Gandhi and that of Mr. Modi.”

“For the 40-something virgin whose father has just died, shrouding herself in singlehood has almost become a comfort, like a big puffy coat.”

“There is clearly a yearning for singularization in complex societies.”

“We describe the classification of del Pezzo surfaces of Picard rank one with smoothable quotient singularities.”

“The algorithms that Taubin developed worked well even in the vicinity of cusps and other singularities.”

“Beyond such singularities, however, lay his vision of Canada and Canadians.”

“Women pregnant with multiples are more likely than those with singletons to suffer premature delivery, toxemia, and hemorrhage.”

“It transpires that in this region of our galaxy, binary and multiple star systems are more common than singletons like our Sun.”

“The distribution of singletons, doubletons, and other variants among the continents was investigated.”

“This difference between the two constructions follows from the fact that bare plurals, but not indefinite singulars, are acceptable topics.”

“Again, from the viewpoint of referential disambiguity, singulars are more important than plurals.”

“While bare plurals are ambiguous between the two readings, indefinite singulars can only refer to a rule or a regulation.”