Sentence examples for particular himself from inspiring English sources

The Labour leader badly needs to give his party, and in particular himself, a more plausible definition.

Patton, in particular, throws himself into it.

Mr Cordray, in particular, finds himself in a difficult spot.

One native in particular: Rankin himself, making disapproving gestures from the second row.

He was referring, in particular, to himself and his fellow dancers, who he insisted were all "narcissistic egotists".

And Rangers continued their assault on "The Russians", Johnstone in particular imposing himself in the first quarter-hour.

Richard Thoman, 56, has already persuaded the Evercore partners to reject several supplicants that he admits he might have approved before he ran aground on those particular shoals himself.

Blair didn't back any particular candidate himself, but he did twice issue public statements warning that choosing Corbyn as leader would lead to an electoral disaster for Labour.

Except for their manner of delivery — Wolfowitz speaks in coherent paragraphs and Bush employs an idiom that is particular to himself — the language used by the two men when discussing Iraq is almost indistinguishable.

Castillo in particular found himself nullified by some determined and concentrated marking by Red Bulls' defenders, prompting Dallas to adjust their balance and work the ball in from other angles.

Owen told me in 2012 that Jenkins in particular "geared himself to think that if he became SDP leader", which he soon did, "he could almost become PM" at the next general election.