Sentence examples for one particular passage from inspiring English sources

So far, however, Republicans say they have focused on only one particular passage of Mr. Lieberman's books, a condemnation of the kind of opposition research which pries into candidates' personal lives.

One particular passage struck me at the time.

One particular passage drew the ire of Newmarket's mayor, John Berry, who is also a trainer.

One particular passage, filmed during a military operation in Helmand, is just a minute of a soldier stroking a bird that has landed on a branch in front of him.

One particular passage records some of the increasingly bizarre arguments put forward, including one section in which the legal team attempted to compare the case to, cryptically, jigsaws and Danish arthouse films.

Somehow, one particular image hit home.

One particular opportunity clanged.

One particular man, Capt.

Alas, no one mentions my favorite thing to discover in a secondhand book: the pages it naturally falls open to, where the spine has been worn in with repeated readings of a particular passage.

The key to phrasing this particular passage well was to enunciate each note.

But, beyond any particular passage, there is a profound affinity between Lucretius and Montaigne.