Sentence examples for for anything particularly from inspiring English sources

I'm not asking for anything particularly fancy here.

Gwendolyn A. Faison wasn't looking for anything particularly fancy in a new car.

DOVER, N.H. — The agenda for the Oct. 1 school board meeting did not call for anything particularly exciting.

On this theory, she's an empty vessel - picked for biography and charm, and not for anything particularly persuasive or impressive about her opinions and accomplishments.

Last month, the Nigerian government released the 2014 National Honours award list: more than 300 people, many of them serving government officials, seemingly recognised simply because of the public office they hold, not for anything particularly honourable or heroic.

If W is right, and McCain is going to follow him in using 9/11 as a licence for anything, particularly gross bad behaviour like Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo, then we are all in trouble – particularly the US allies, and not least the UK.

Ask for a resend of anything particularly pressing, and offer to give such messages special attention.

Take note of anything particularly unusual.

Comes now Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. — a man not known for saying anything particularly newsworthy outside Supreme Court oral arguments and decisions — to make the biggest splash in Trump's political morass.

He takes his rule seriously, for in Karp's newly renovated loft, in south Williamsburg, Brooklyn, screens are scarce, as is, for that matter, anything particularly shiny or smooth.

But it seems more born of frustration that she's been doing good work for years, and only just being recognised for it, rather than anything particularly grand.