Sentence examples for feel particular from inspiring English sources

He blames her for making him feel particular things.

It was impossible not to feel particular pity for the four Special Branch officers assigned to accompany the Duchess of York, who was in the audience.

All of us have landscapes that we consider special: places charged with meaning, for which we feel particular affection or reverence.

Executives from the company feel particular pride in their role in creating the artificial river because the whitewater events were almost canceled because no site was available.

And especially in a lonely hour, a child may feel particular affinity with these hidden creatures, sensing that they, too, have lives apart from the serious bustle of the adults around them.

And I think it's right that Germany says: 'Yes, we're willing to share but only in a context of a political union where the responsibilities are shared too.'" Schlink says he does not feel particular pressure to follow in the postwar tradition of German writers opining on issues of moral responsibility, but rather feels he has a duty as a citizen and a constitutional law professor.

A great detail feels particular in a way that argues for its truth.

His story is memorable and strange, but it feels particular, not universal.

Of course, men whose wages have declined have felt particular pressure.

Standing at this woman's bedside, explaining her illness and her risk, I felt once again the excitement that feels particular to medicine at this time in history.

Blackstone's private equity group felt particular pressure in 2011, recording $578.8 million in revenue for the year, 30 percent lower than in 2010.