Sentence examples for i feel particular from inspiring English sources

It's violence, and I feel particular vulnerability as a trans woman.

He blames her for making him feel particular things.

I suppose we feel particular loyalty to people or things with which we've spent days crying, which is why I always feel like I have to go see The Antlers whenever they play Brooklyn.

I'll put forward two works to which I feel a particular connection.

I feel a particular obligation not to let my own writing be twisted so as to inflame bigotry and xenophobia.

I got the writing part of this chore out of the way twenty years ago, back when I was at The New Republic, so I feel no particular obligation to do it again.

1.58pm BST Holidays in Brittany... "I feel a particular affinity to the Peloton today, as I learned to ride a bike for the first time there, on holiday aged five," writes Benjie Goodhart, formerly of this parish.

I took all of these things for granted and in me you see a sort of virtuoso act of integration of all these diverse elements and I feel no particular conflict.

You don't fire someone for a disability, and I feel a particular sense of obligation because she is a young undocumented Haitian, but should I dismiss her to protect my children?

So why did I feel no particular desire to rush out and snag a copy of Cursed Child?

I feel a particular kinship now to those physicians who have to keep explaining that Raisinets aren't really a fruit or that Cheetos have no nutritional value.