Sentence examples for made very particular from inspiring English sources

Renée Fleming has always made very particular and personal choices of operatic roles.

He made very particular requests when traveling to foreign nations.

In "Friends with Benefits," Dylan and Jamie hop into bed and make very particular demands on each other, but agree not to indulge in anything so dirty or squalid as emotion.

A service provider like an Amazon, they have very particular skills [at] making really secure infrastructures.

Songwriters have very particular skills.

Mr. Cheney said on the CBS News program "Face the Nation": "As President-elect Bush has made very clear, he ran on a particular platform that was very carefully developed; it's his program and it's his agenda and we have no intention at all of backing off of it.

Had Swift chosen to come out with it at the beginning, the novel might have been more of a pleasure to read, allowing us to focus on the question of why Paula and Mike made a very particular (and in some ways very dubious) decision.

This is the sort of time- and cost-saving practice that allows Mr. Rohmer to make these very particular films so they don't have to appeal to a mass audience to be financially successful.

It makes me very particular.

The factory, however, is set up to make a very particular product.

I was named after the heroine of Cymbeline, which makes me very particular about the way she's portrayed onstage.