Sentence examples for become particular from inspiring English sources

Two Bain deals have become particular targets of criticism.

The University of California, Berkeley, eliminated five of its intercollegiate sports programs Tuesday, two of which, baseball and men's rugby, had become particular points of pride over the years.

Two dams have become particular symbols of resistance in America Glen Canyonn on the Colorado, completed in 1966 in the teeth of environmental opposition; and Hetch Hetchy, in California's Yosemite national park, resisted by the father of modern environmentalism, John Muir, who founded the Sierra Club, the first green NGO.

Drivers can picky about their passengers - the battle to make a living means they have become particular about the jobs they take on.

And knowing about the switch--as well as many others that must exist--may help researchers coax embryonic stem cells to become particular tissue types, she says.

Beyond this network are the marginal areas, in many contexts left, specially but not exclusively in Global South metropolises, to spontaneous forms of control and, often, dominated by criminal organisations, which means that these areas also become particular types of capsule.

Their generality becomes particular, their abstraction concrete.

Nature now becomes particular: this tree, this bird, this state of the pond on a summer evening or winter morning become Thoreau's subjects.

JK: Scott and Zelda became particular friends of the Murphys.

Others who became particular objects of hero-worship include Léopold Sédar Senghor, Félix Houphouët-Boigny, Moktar Ould Daddah, Ahmed Sékou Touré, Modibo Keïta, Léon M'ba and Daniel Ouezzin Coulibaly.

They just don't care about them so much.