Sentence examples for particular matters from inspiring English sources

The characteristic mark of the latter is, in turn, that they do not depend on any particular matters of fact.

On more particular matters, such as how to handle a crying baby, Littledale's advice, like her magazine, followed parenting fashion, which changes with the hemlines.

Nevertheless, Mr. Becker "participated personally and substantially in particular matters in which he had a personal financial interest," Mr. Kotz wrote in his report.

A GCHQ spokesman refused to comment on any particular matters, but said all its intelligence activities were in compliance with UK law and oversight.

The CD, he said, shows off "all of Susanne's wonderful qualities -- her attention to detail, in particular matters of diction and pitch".

The proximity of the secretaries to the monarch gave them more knowledge of royal intentions, and their relative permanence gave them greater expertise in particular matters of state than could be found among the more transient nobles on the council.

On that particular matter, the choice is stern-faced or two-faced.

One former City Hall official pronounced himself stunned that Mr. Bloomberg apparently demanded strictness in that particular matter.

They cannot try to influence the government on a "particular matter" in which they were personally and substantially involved.

Anybody who says they're an outside adviser of this Administration on this particular matter is not telling the truth.

The mortality impact study, by the Institute of Occupational Medicine, arranged the concentration of fine particular matter per cubic metre into a table.