Sentence examples for in very particular ways from inspiring English sources

I was very interested in the people I was living among but couldn't get to know except in very particular ways".

They deserve inclusion because they are spoken in very particular ways; they are at the tidal point, as it were, where speech becomes music.

If the state legislature decides from the beginning to exercise that authority by instructing the various institutions -- certainly not just the courts, the attorney general, the secretary of state -- in very particular ways to exercise their roles in the process with a specific view of JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Well, it certainly did by enacting that date.

By not offering women opportunities for livestock-based work, the collective conservation project in Laikipia shaped women's experiences in very particular ways.

The movement, in very particular ways, cannot grow unless you grow with it.

So you're manipulating time in very particular ways, while trying not to lose your reader.

But association can't even account for the structure of a judgment, such as "Salt comes in shakers," which is not merely the excitation of its constituent ideas, along the lines of "salt" exciting "pepper," but involves combining the nouns "salt" and "shakers" with the predicate "x comes in y" in a very particular way (see Kant, 1781 [1998], A111 2 and Frege, 1892b [1892b).

There's really no one who does that better than King, and it happens in a very particular way in his books -- under the cover of these extended, humanely observant Sherwood Anderson or Garrison Keillor-esque character profiles.

And a navy blue shirt tucked into navy pants, with cap and badge to match, indicates that someone responsible for enforcing the law — in a very particular way — is in the area.

In "À Rebours," Huysmans gave expression to that appetite in a very particular way: des Esseintes channels his "aspirations towards an unknown universe" into material acquisitions and the pursuit of perfect pleasure.

Yet Hirsi Ali's position in this book and in Submission, the film she made with Theo Van Gogh, is problematic in a very particular way.