Sentence examples for a very particular position from inspiring English sources

"It's a very particular position to be in... to be queer and Arab and Muslim and in the U.S. when this happens," Sinno told me when we spoke several days later.

I ramp up my public speaking, do more workshops, meet with students, etc. I'd say that if you're not in the very particular position I'm in (being a public figure), get involved in the creative community around you or mentor someone with less experience than you (there's always someone, even if you feel like a n00b!).

It's a very particular, and very peculiar, position, really.

But for "Inherit the Wind" to be more than a yellowing position paper, you must be convinced that these are characters who exist in a very particular time and place, where it happens to be hotter than, well, hell.

But their position presupposes a very particular understanding of the nature of our senses and of the ontological status of the secondary qualities to which they are receptive.

Tony Blair does appear to have positioned himself as a very particular kind of crisis management adviser.

Yet Hirsi Ali's position in this book and in Submission, the film she made with Theo Van Gogh, is problematic in a very particular way.

My father played a very particular accordion.

It's a very particular sign.

He's a very particular person".

So it was a very particular film.