Sentence examples for little particular from inspiring English sources

"My husband's a little particular," Ms. Gerst said.

Ms. Trapani said she was "a little particular" about her honey.

It is, of course, notable that David Cameron, in his schmaltzy, feelgood speech to his party yesterday, made little particular reference to the row over child benefit.

My own family, a little particular about clothing and slow with fashion, happened not to be part of the pajama troupe.

Italy's urban diet is a juvenile fantasy of gelato and pizza; even the pig-cheek pasta described by a concerned waiter as 'a little particular' was slurped up eagerly enough to leave three young foreheads streaked with spaghetti whiplash.

"We live for seven decades, and we have three-pound lumps of cheesy matter to think with, but to me it is plausible that there could be extremely valuable mental states outside this little particular set of possibilities that might be much better," he told me.

For the Associated Press, newspapers, magazines, the internet, he wrote, all for career; for love, he wrote of the little particulars of the Radio and TV Stations, large and small, and the multitudes who made them play.

"With the market for apartments so hot, condominium boards are trying to be a little more particular about who buys into the building.

The suggestion that a youth who had nothing might have tried to thieve from those who have very little stirred particular resentment.

Smith says, "problems arise when we go through life relying too much or too little on particular traits, which in turn can lead to a crisis".

The Foundation declined to accept the donation, but we're thinking Mother Nature will be a little less particular considering the rampant deforestation taking place across the planet.