Sentence examples for no less particular from inspiring English sources

As for "junk," Harrison exposes the arbitrariness of the word, which, like the use of "weeds" to describe ungoverned plants, insults things that are no less particular for being unwanted.

The women tend to be less particular.

Mrs. Bifulco was less particular, though places often seemed small for the price.

The guardians of the baseball tournament's rules are far less particular.

He adds: "With other men's landlady's daughters you may be less particular, but even then – take care".

Instead, by making the German past seem more enlightened, and the Jewish past less particular, it has created an assimilated blandness in which antipodes unite in ersatz tolerance.

Along the area's narrow river reaches, casts are typically shorter, the fish are less particular about their diet and anglers can get by with fewer fly patterns.

According to several credit analysts, DaimlerChrysler was scheduled to roll over $7 billion of commercial paper in June but decided to take the offering to Europe, where investors are less particular about ratings quality.

One of my other holiday traditions, which is less particular to me, is to look at cartoons about Thanksgiving — some of my favorites are in the slide show above.

Because it was originally called the "hygiene" hypothesis, and because the terms hygiene and cleanliness are used interchangeably, people often assume that "being less clean" implies being less particular about hygiene.

While the United States and European nations have insisted on democratic principles, American officials have been concerned that some of the opposition's financial backers in Persian Gulf states have been less particular about the rebel factions they aid.