Sentence examples for particular but not from inspiring English sources

Mostly attention was on those areas where there is too little and it is too expensive – in particular, but not only, London and most of southern England.

Mr. Armstrong said that he wanted "to celebrate New York in particular but not at the expense of all the others".

In the United States, in particular (but not exclusively), far too much attention has been given to the non-issue of whether climate change is real or not.

The need for trust was easily explained: Germany, in particular, but not exclusively, has felt repeatedly let down by Greece and its failure to deliver on firm undertakings in the past.

(Smith) ★ TwoSense (Sunday) Lisa Moore, the original pianist of the Bang on a Can All-Stars, and Ashley Bathgate, the ensemble's current cellist, have joined forces as a duo with a particular (but not exclusive) interest in new music.

But we must also take into account the context to which these facts refer: all commentators, without distinction as to school of jurisprudence, agree that certain verses of the revealed Text (in particular, but not only, those that refer to war) speak of specific situations that had arisen at the moment of their revelation.

The model should allow for particulars but not be particular.

The particular serious-but-not-solemn atmosphere of Pentagram reflected Fletcher's attitudes, devoted as he was to the art of partying.

It explains why fewer children were born at a particular time, but not why childbearing stayed low.

That was when ‘I began looking at how you could talk about a particular subject, but not quite show yourself.

Then there are the persuadable leaners, who are inclined toward a particular candidate but not firmly resolved to vote for him.