The filmmakers come in for particular abuse when they don't set up scenes exactly as he would like.
A National Insurance Contributions Office spokesman said that the decision to bring the perks within the NIC net had not been prompted by particular abuse of the system.
I doubt it was great in the purest sense of the word, but all our tongues are dirty on that particular abuse of language.
When the foragers found nothing left worth taking at plantations, they engaged in wanton destruction, singling out the crystal chandeliers "for particular abuse".
In the aftermath of 1989, the party heaped particular abuse on Wan Runnan, a leading businessman who sided with the demonstrators and subsequently fled the country.
For instance, at the time, many workers had their passports confiscated by their employer; after Casey's order, which banned the practice, there seem to be very few workers facing that particular abuse.
(The actor Farley Granger, obsessively envious of Tony Curtis, comes in for particular abuse.) There is also a fair dollop of the Goldwynisms he became known for, like "If people don't want to come to the movies, you can't stop them".
(But ooh la la la la, Goldfrapp hotfooted it out of the party early with a friend...) Step up instead Grayson Perry, who, after turning down an invitation from two young ladies for a "girly night out" ("God no, I'm not camp enough and besides, my wife would kill me") singled out suave actor Bill Nighy for particular abuse.
In particular abuse could have some effect at a neurobiological and epigenetic level, which could play a role in the pathogenesis of migraine [75].
