Sentence examples for is more particular from inspiring English sources

The World Bank is more particular.

The second is more particular to this community.

But the People's Bank of China (PBOC) is more particular.

But Klinenberg's argument is more particular: that ownership affects day-to-day content.

A lot of art today is more particular, takes a little longer to appreciate, and might at first seem rather alien.

In a general sense, every work of literary art requires a key or clue to the artist's preoccupations (the jail in Dickens; the mysterious tyrants in Kafka, both leading back to the author's own father), but the true roman à clef is more particular in its disguised references.

Most palates are more particular.

G: "But some places and times are more particular than others".

To be more particular, why do these writers continue to do so by sticking the word "cheap" randomly into sentences?

And there are more particular benefits — why should someone whose partner has health insurance have to resort to more costly emergency rooms?

"The haircut I get there is identical to what I got in other places," she said, adding, "Some people are more particular about their hair.