Sentence examples for not so particular from inspiring English sources

Among his friends, I was not so particular about the stuff I delivered.

They weren't so particular back then".

"The planners aren't so particular," Castle says.

And it wasn't so particular as her love for me or mine for her; it seemed to have always been there, and through our rawness we both felt it — balm on wounds".

"Sometimes we get to a point where we can't be so particular," Mrs. Dickson replies.

They have been persuaded not to stand so particular men can win.

What worries the authors is not so much these particular outcomes as the growing inequality of opportunity that underlies it.

They fight not so much for particular interests as for causes, giving rise to the tendentious but tactically useful labels, "public-interest groups" and "civil society".

But there were areas in which Mr. Giuliani was not so deferential, in particular his appointments to the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the state agency responsible for rebuilding downtown Manhattan.

Both of these methods of generating electricity are greener than the traditional ones because their exhausts are not so polluting (in particular they produce less carbon dioxide, and so contribute less to global warming).

They tend to be loyal, not so much to particular organisations but to their mission, their vision of a better world, a vision that, broadly understood, is shared by all the organisations in the sector.