Sentence examples for made particular from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I can't remember why I made particular word choices.

Stewart made particular use of his expertise in murabaha transactions.

He made particular note of the Confederate flag flying above the South Carolina state house.

On Tuesday Mr. Ball and Ms. Generosa made particular impressions in "Allegro Brillante".

The American bishops asked that the norms be made "particular law," applicable only to dioceses in the United States.

In his article, Gove made particular mention of the writings of Cambridge university professor Sir Richard Evans.

Mr. Nardelli said the company had made particular gains in several crucial markets, including Baltimore, Cleveland and Washington.

He made particular efforts to appeal to female voters and Hispanics and early indications were that he had succeeded.

Socrates looked for the essence, necessary property or ineliminable trait that made particular acts pious or just.

William Penn and Roger Williams made particular efforts to deal fairly with the Native Americans, but they were rare exceptions.

Mr. Pintscher's "Figura V/Assonanza" for solo cello (2000) made particular sense in a visual-arts context.