there's no singular approach.

'Whole' means the complete amount of something, and is followed by uncountable nouns or singular nouns.

And I couldn't help but think - that's nothing to brag about is it? One singular

It held a branch of fresh green holly in its hand; and, in singular contradiction of

Being an outsider gave him a singular perspective.

a vibrant culture was emerging in celebration of a singular faith.

Every single thing they did or said was with the cold, singular purpose of keeping the ego meal, train running, getting past this and out of the Narcissist clutches means accepting that time lost can't be retrieved or reckoned into something true.

which is not only a singular work of prose,

So that's why I have my verb to be conjugated in third person singular.

So it's considered a singular.

have tried to launch singular apps

It's a singular noun and it's something or someone that kills.