Sentence examples for In particular presents from inspiring English sources

And dance, in particular, presents an absorbing alternative to singing and taking part in gospel choirs, that staple of evangelical church worship.

"Julius Caesar," in particular, presents its director with an almost irresistible urge to draw upon the presence of a real, rather than imaginary, crowd: for centuries, performers have included the audience among those friends, Romans, and countrymen famously addressed.

"Model With Chrome Chair, Kiddie Car, Kimono and Bambino," in particular, presents a united front almost as impenetrable as the mortared-over surface of the earliest "Untitled" Held from 1958.

Salmond wrote: "I'm sure you will agree the Gathering, and the Pageant in particular, presents a great programming opportunity for Sky and I understand the organisers of the event are willing to discuss the legacy and commercial benefits that would extend from coverage of this momentous event".

Green Public Procurement (GPP), in particular, presents valuable characteristics in terms of directionality, volumes and measurability.

One suit, filed by a small Denver promoter, Nobody in Particular Presents, was settled out of court a few months ago.

The world's oceans, in particular, present a virtually limitless and drought-proof supply of water.

Did any of them in particular present a challenge, given your previous experience?

These three characters in particular present one side of what is arguably the biggest divide in "Kind of Kin": a divide in values.

Sam Zaid, co-founder and chief executive of Getaround, a RelayRides competitor, said that the growing amount of computing power in cars in general, and electric vehicles in particular, presented a "natural fit" for car sharing.

Urban areas, in particular, present unique challenges for the conservation of ecosystems.