A lot of art today is more particular, takes a little longer to appreciate, and might at first seem rather alien.
From fetching everyone's fish and chips, slathered with vinegar not ketchup, he moved up to more particular orders: a one-egg omelette for Ringo, cheese-and-cucumber sandwiches for George, and for John caviar and chocolate cake.
However, structural information from the activated β2AR structure was not transferrable to the closely related active dopamine D2 receptor structure, suggesting that the agonist state is more particular to a given GPCR-ligand pair.
These many factors have a more particular presence in a Chinese cook's consciousness than in that of a typical Western cook, enabling a more complex cuisine.
Food and beverage establishments have recently become more particular about crafting a specific atmosphere or scene.
On the plus side, it's one of the paradoxes of writing that the more particular and personal a detail in character or story, the more powerfully its impact generalizes out to the audience.
A more specific group, it turns out, has a more particular fantasy -- dancing through it, backwards.
While Watson can feel homesick for an entire continent, it usually resonates at a more particular level.
In a more particular line of predilections, Lautréamont, Marianne Moore, Denton Welch, Gombrowicz.
The second half, with Speer released from Spandau and restored to the public-speaking circuit, raises a more particular worry.
