Sentence examples for making particular from inspiring English sources

This is not a retelling of Finnegans Wake, nor an exercise in making particular sense of the work.

Some developed tumors, she said, but many were also overwhelmed by the toxicity of the chemical at those doses, making particular causes of the tumor growth unclear.

The Texas statute makes homosexuals unequal in the eyes of the law by making particular conduct -- and only that conduct -- subject to criminal sanction.

Last year, for example, the Supreme Court struck down a federal law that barred lawyers paid by the Legal Services Corporation from making particular arguments on behalf of clients on welfare.

Normally though any president would not get involved in making particular go-or-no-go decisions about a battlefield operation once it is in underway under the command of joint Afghan military and NATO-U.S. generals.

Recently Mormon church leaders have expressed support for the Utah Compact, a "declaration of five principles to guide Utah's immigration discussion", making particular mention of the need for immigration reform that allows families to stay together despite immigration status.

This makes particular sense in the case of hip-hop.

"It seemed to make particular sense for PTSD," Michael says.

What makes particular pieces of gossip "attractive" to a listener?

Stewart made particular use of his expertise in murabaha transactions.

Politically, it makes particular demands on two European countries, Britain and France.