Sentence examples for a really particular from inspiring English sources

I came to writing from a really particular angle.

Hytner said Lester would make "a really interesting and a really particular Othello".

I come from a really particular family so it would be like home.

"Obviously in this case, Prince Harry's got a really particular and terrific reason to be here, which is for the Invictus Games, which will obviously be a really inspiring occasion," Cooney said.

And they wanted to keep that there because they had a really particular customer base.

For him, money is peripheral to the integrity of his work, which I think is a really particular approach".

Going to a store and buying a DVD instead of renting or downloading is generally an impractical thing to do unless you A) really love a particular movie or B) are an avid film buff or collector.

EXCERPT 1: "That it is a FMU [teaching family medicine unit in a hospital] is really particular because it is enormously confusing, what falls under the hat of the FMG, and now they are also a Network Clinic.

It was, after all, up against a really stellar shortlist – in particular, I loved Simon Mawer's The Glass Room, which offered an elegant, light-filled counterpoint to Mantel's scheming Tudor murk.

(The violinist turned out also to be a really charming tap dancer). In particular, the lead drummers, a keyboardist and a guitarist made the whole show's fabric enthralling.

Childhood memories are often the most intense and a really bad experience with a particular food can come into play years later, as your body's way of protecting itself against food that has made us sick in the past.