Sentence examples for be so particular from inspiring English sources

I used to be so particular about cleaning the house.

"Sometimes we get to a point where we can't be so particular," Mrs. Dickson replies.

Andrew and John led us into some passages where we could explore these times; the imitations, after the break, brought us to the "rugged Pyrrhus" speech (again Mary's "epic time," which seems to be so particular to that episode).

"That's why we've had to be so particular about the soil and grass".

No, but it is almost fun to see the government be so particular in its language.

The first threatens to be so particular as to lose all interest, whereas the second threatens to be so general as to lose all empirical relevance to real historical processes.

England is so particular.

Each one is so particular.

The Americans are so particular about certain things.

"People are so particular about their fig trees.

The light at that time of day is so particular, so beautiful.