Sentence examples for be treated with particular from inspiring English sources
And Donoghue goes further: "I appreciate the fact that, since the Holocaust, Jews must be treated with particular tenderness.
Under circumstances like these, Mr. Carella said, each detail must be treated with particular care.
Many cancer centers have started doing genetic analyses of tumors using conventional biopsies, looking for mutations that can be treated with particular drugs.
For example, the invitation list may be long -- it includes former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the entire City Council, and the governors and Congressional delegations of New York and New Jersey -- but families of victims are to be treated with particular deference.
I am not arguing that nutrition should be treated with particular respect because it makes the list of top three causes of premature death and chronic disease, and can exert a positive influence just as great (it does).
The same can be said of the other tenets of sex-positive feminism that the show mocks, such as consent culture (something that should be treated with particular sensitivity, especially considering the fact that Kimmy is an abuse survivor) and whorephobia.
Some of Dacre's bêtes noires from across the political spectrum were treated with particular contempt, including the former chancellor George Osborne, former Labour leader Ed Miliband and the former deputy prime minister and Lib Dem leader, Nick Clegg.
Only a few of the 400,000 surplus embryos ended up being donated to the institute, where they were treated with particular care, like nothing else in the Harvard laboratories.
Ms Fernando said she had answered a question at the hustings about the way mental health was treated, with particular reference to the holding of mentally-ill people in police cells.
The film is an entirely fictional musical entertainment, and in the words of one reviewer, "historical facts are treated with particular contempt".
