Sentence examples for more particular even from inspiring English sources

"We" can be anything from a sort of chorus, omniscient and perhaps moralizing, to something more particular, even "individual" in sensibility, with biases and desires, or can at times seem confused and unreliable, or else sustained by pure hope and conjecture.

The A3 catalog for winter and spring lists 31 courses -- some general, like oil painting for beginners, and some more particular, like evening landscape drawing.

Ninety-three of its verses refer to him — more than any other prophet save Muhammad — and the Koranic account of Jesus' life harmonizes with the Gospels in more particulars than even many Muslims realize.

Crimea has an even more particular patrimony.

They have a very particular sound, but they're even more particular with me.

At a more banal level, not only is Davies' vision a particular one, but his style of narration is even more particular.

His strong connections with Sampdoria – a team he had formerly represented as both player and manager – made this an even more particular fixture.

Mr. Chipman's wife, Liz Diamond, 53, a theater director who considers herself even more particular about aesthetics than her husband, said investing time in trying multiple bulbs made a big difference.

Comment 3: In the evaluation of correspondence of predicted vs, experimental structures I would like to see the final predicted torsion angles as they might be more informative than RMSD values. in particular, even if an RMSD is relatively high, some important aspects of the structure, the presence of an important local structural motif might be predicted accurately.

The World Bank is more particular.

Most palates are more particular.