Sentence examples for particular cramped from inspiring English sources
Ill-fitting footwear, in particular cramped toe boxes in patients who lack protective sensation, may externally force the toes in a clawed position (6).
The streets of London's Soho have a particular vibe: The cramped alleys have long been associated with grit and grime, the musk of sex hangs between adult shops and neon signs reading "GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS".
Stretch your legs in particular to avoid cramping.
The VelociRaptor Duo is a particular drive filling a particular need for those that feel cramped using a small SSD as their main drive.
The present location of the Museum of the City of New York on upper Fifth Avenue has no particular architectural pedigree and is cramped for space.
The director has a particular feel for the daylit interiors of apartments: either the chintzy and rather cramped haute-bourgeois home of NJ, or A-Di's glossy, flashy pad.
How cramped is too cramped?
In particular, the energy and spirit that could make the show engaging for the young audience it is (I think) intended for ends up cramped and almost desultory.
