Sentence examples for make any particular from inspiring English sources

As a class, brainstorm a list of characteristics that help make any particular toy a "hot" item during the holiday shopping season.

If Mr. Levine is trying to make any particular point in repeatedly juxtaposing Brahms and Stravinsky, perhaps it will emerge more clearly in that Tanglewood concert.

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The thing about advertising is essentially simple; in advertising it doesn't make any particular difference how you start or what you say.

And it catches you — I'm all caught up in the swirl of it and the beauty of it without even trying to make any particular sense of it.

A cold war seems to provide the perfect climate for the economy of the world's two largest countries, and it doesn't make any particular difference whether the economy is capitalist or Communist.

Others have examined what makes any particular assessment successful in being accepted by governments and people.

He said department officials were not making "any particular connection" between the expulsions and earlier dust-ups between Washington and Moscow.

Reeves endorses their view without making any particular attempt to investigate what it must have meant in practice.

In short, posing an imminent threat is a matter of identity and character, not of having made any particular plans.

But the reverse was also true, and underscored Elton's point: the complexity of an ecosystem made any particular "link" less important, making the system less vulnerable.