Sentence examples for a fairly particular from inspiring English sources

I chose this spell for a fairly particular and intimate reason.

In particular, a fairly exhaustive review of the most recent global models of the present field is being provided.

In particular, a fairly clear spatial separation appears between the areas of pre-1980s development and post-1980s development.

The new vassals enriched what had been a fairly clumsy enterprise with their particular wisdoms; for all his curiosity and drive, Mackey was not an expert grocer.

Maybe not so much on the East Coast, but SF in particular is a fairly casual city -- people don't get dressed up all that often.

Given that a variant is observed to overlap a particular motif, a fairly specific prediction can be made about whether the variant results in the underlying sequence being closer or further from the sequence represented by the PWM.

Whether politicians are afraid of being perceived as "soft on crime," of sticking their necks out on what is still a fairly contentious issue, or of offending particular special interest groups, opposition remains high among elected representatives.

All you have to do is watch Bert Stern's strange, almost hallucinatory 1958 documentary, "Jazz on a Summer's Day," to get a fairly good idea of O'Day's particular talents.

Today flotation column has become an acceptable means of froth flotation for a fairly broad range of applications, in particular the cleaning of sulfides.

I'm not a lawyer or big security expert, but I do think this is a fairly painless way to put this particular inconvenience behind you without trying to deal with Equifax or anyone else.

It's true, that particular Tea Party march on Washington had a fairly weak turnout.