The work isn't about some particular pain but about Pain.
Instead, that particular pain would wait a week after the domestic season closed.
The particular pain of these last days is that a negotiated settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict seemed so near.
Several Democrats pointed with particular pain to a passage in a concurring opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia.
Of rejection: "Writers never forget that particular pain, a stab of shame that something tended and tendered has been repulsed".
Their story was familiar but unique, with its particular pain and heartache, and special sweetness, too.
They represented the particular pain of this country in this moment: drug violence.
Mr. Mandela and the inmates with wives and children endured a particular pain, Mr. Kathrada said.
Though the hardest times in prison were her sons' birthdays, the two weeks of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing brought their own particular pain.
WASHINGTON — As Americans abroad chafe under sharply increased U.S. pressure to declare foreign holdings and catch up on back tax filings, one group with tenuous ties to America and the benefits of citizenship is feeling particular pain and unease.
EBay is a particular pain to write about: the company calls itself eBay but at the start of a sentence like this one, it would seem odd without a capital letter.
