Sentence examples for is as particular from inspiring English sources

"Terence is as particular about the minutiae of gestures and pauses as I am, and so we got along in that arena," she said.

On trope theory, properties are assayed not as universals but as particulars: the redness of a tomato is as particular, as unrepeatable, as the tomato.

Buyers this year tend not to be as particular as they were two years ago, she said.

Knee surgeons are as particular about their implants as professional tennis players are about their racquets.

The magic effected in hotels can be as particular as that or a standard element of the hospitality.

"They are as particular about their footwear as they are about the grind on their wedge," said Dave Ortley, the senior director of global footwear for Adidas Golf.

You can't help but wonder if each writer has themes typical to him, if the themes are as particular to the writer as to the work.

"We allow the users to be as particular as they'd like when it comes to the geotags and privacy settings," says Davies.

Properties could, after all, be as particular as the substances of which they are properties.

These tropes are as particular, and as grounded in place and time, as the more familiar objects, the rose and the coin, to which they belong.

For the answer is as glaring and particular as one of his brutally staccato sentences.