Sentence examples for particular notes that from inspiring English sources

Has Sandra give you any particular notes that tonally resonated with you and helped you form Jack's character?

Raymond Williams [71], a well-known critic of media ecology and McLuhan in particular, notes that technological determinism reduces all other causes of social change economic, social, cultural and political as mere effects of certain technologies which have no independent role in affecting society.

Looking at the forest instead of the trees — and in particular noting that wages are still flat — and it's hard to see an inflation problem looming here.

Healton, an authority on tobacco use in particular, noted that the principal reasons for the remarkable decrease in smoking in New York City and elsewhere over the last few decades weren't ominous commercials and warning labels.

The National Federation of the Blind in particular noted that it's been working on accessible user interfaces in research and experimental situations for more than a decade.

In particular, note that little additional processing is required for network coding, compared to the processing that is performed in a traditional wireless protocol stack.

During last month's Q2 financing results, the company openly talked about its numbers internationally, trumpeting growth in the UK and Ireland in particular, noting that — yes – it has reached the 1M mark.

In a Facebook response to the indictment, the Center for Medical Progress took issue with that charge in particular, noting that "buying fetal tissue requires a seller as well".

British economists lament public loss-of-respect for experts in general, and for their profession in particular, noting that their warnings about the consequences of Brexit went unheeded.

Svend Robinson, an NDP Member of Parliament when the constitutional negotiations were unfolding, immediately pointed to its possible misuse, in particular noting that it would allow for parliamentary majorities to override the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

The Edisons had seven rules, one in particular noting that discretion was important: "Don't fail to retire to your room for part of each day - so that the family may squabble without embarrassment".