Sentence examples for make no particular from inspiring English sources

To their credit, Frum and Schulman make no particular aesthetic claims for their decade; Schulman calls it "gaudy, depressing".

The French police make no particular effort to be kind to the vulnerable young children they find walking in the early hours of the morning, he says.

The conductors discuss tempos at times, Mr. Boulez said, but make no particular effort to impose unity on the Mahler cycle.

I make no particular claim for my methodology, which is based on a regular monitoring of the poll-of-polls, together with a respect for demographics, and a reading of as many individual poll internals as I can stomach.

However, input model files, such as for the VSOP codes, often are very large and may consist of many thousands of numeric entries that make no particular sense to the human eye.

However, if the mice had formed an integrated volumetric map then it seems surprising that they would have so much more difficulty with the reference memory task on the 3D maze than with its 2D counterpart, since the mazes had the same number of arms, and a truly integrated map should make no particular distinction between dimensions.

Which makes no particular sense.

Dumplings softened in soupy yogurt (dahi bada) made no particular statement.

It makes no particular gesture towards the reality of this incident.

As with acting, he makes no particular claims for his talent.

The presentation of ordinary Japanese as the helpless victims they were makes no particular case against American postwar designs.