Sentence examples for it a particular from inspiring English sources

Although Pondicherry has some features that make it a particular case — its wealthy population, for example, or its relatively small size — its success nonetheless offers a useful case study in urban conservation.

Yemen's internal strife and al-Qaida-linked "export terrorism" has made it a particular concern to the US and its western allies; Iran's involvement there is no longer in doubt.

These two dancers give it a particular edge of conviction and intensity.

This isn't a terrible idea, but neither is it a particular good one.

The richness of the American market gives it a particular attraction for publishers and authors of almost every other country.

The large stage and spacious green room facilities are more like those of more major UK venues, making it a particular favourite of touring bands.

It's a particular subgenre – call it mannered or stylised acting.

It's a lonely job and it needs a particular skillset to inspire public confidence.

"Of course it's a historic occasion, and it has a particular importance for me".

It has a particular quality of great art: it is interesting.

It's a particular request the Abadi government has made, it's a particular thing we've been working with the Americans on".