Sentence examples for particular appealed from inspiring English sources
The stark simplicity of his furniture designs, in particular, appealed to contemporary taste, and reproductions of Mackintosh chairs and settees began to be manufactured.
One sculpture in particular appealed: it was a diminutive wooden triptych, with side panels painted in an irregular grid of white and colored rectangles.
She was exhilarated by the brand of radical feminism espoused by the women at the conference, and one idea in particular appealed to her: that you didn't need a man.
Chapone's work, in particular, appealed to Wollstonecraft at this time and influenced her composition of Thoughts because it argued "for a sustained programme of study for women" and was based on the idea that Christianity should be "the chief instructor of our rational faculties".
Each has a particular appeal.
Their incongruity holds a particular appeal.
Stories like Burberry's have particular appeal in China.
For neuroscientists, the dragonfly's large head capsule, eyes and brain cells hold particular appeal.
Not surprisingly, it holds particular appeal for firms with mobile workforces.
It was a doctrine with particular appeal to people who would never own a gun.
In the middle of this clutter stood an item of particular appeal: a sound-effects door.
