Sentence examples for particular enough from inspiring English sources

It's possible for a novel — and unfortunately, this is just such a novel — to be both too particular, and not particular enough.

My hope and vision with Title and Deed was that, yes, writer and director would disappear, and we would behold this man on a stage, just the right mix of nerves and ease, of internality and outwardness, and that he would really just seem like a person, familiar enough to understand but particular enough to embody the mystery of an actual human being.

Also, never become attached to a particular passage enough that you can't happily delete it, or a particular character enough that you can't happily kill them.

But fluffy love songs, in particular, demand enough commitment and texture to overcome hackneyed sentimentality.

Here they are, in no particular order: ENOUGH "REAL FRUIT" This is marketing's most depressing phrase.

Millen knows the Lions lack two particular things: enough team speed and a dominating playmaker on each side of the ball.

And yet, and yet - my very, very English plotting and dialogue are present throughout; and in particular, oddly enough, during those self-same seaside scenes.

Still, many Reddit users appeared to lend this particular thread enough credence to check it out for themselves.

In particular, when enough packets are stored in a ModCod queue, the encapsulation units are used to build DVB-S2 frames which are served by the Frame Scheduler to feed the satellite physical layer (see Figure2).

Rather, Speusippus appears to be speaking of 10 as 'perfect' or 'complete' in a way that fits with his claim that completeness is not there in the beginning but only comes on once the universe has proceeded a certain way, in particular, far enough that we can speak of numbers.

The priority of the father is to have the family and the eldest son in particular earn enough income to take back to his village where the same amount of money will be worth more.