Sentence examples for particular entailed from inspiring English sources

Of course the tappers also shared intelligence about their captors, reminiscences of family back home, jokes and lots of prayers, but Borling said that for military men — men of "armored heart," he writes in the introduction to his book — poetry in particular entailed an opening of emotional channels that was painful and bracing.

Finally, given their age, some caregivers had to deal not only with their sick spouse but also with aging parents with diminished autonomy, a situation that entailed particular needs: " A lady to keep my mother, who has Alzheimer's, company would leave me more time for my sick husband… " (CG #32).

That entailed special forces operations along the Somali coast and on land.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

"That particular incident we didn't work, and I don't know what it entailed.

The second stage entailed reading the transcripts slowly, highlighting the parts of the text pertaining to particular aspects of the present study.

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.

For Brock, some of this entailed a certain cognitive dissonance.