Sentence examples for particular paragraph from inspiring English sources

But that particular paragraph is a cheap retelling of the story.

At first, Hawking objected to the wording of a particular paragraph.

For the online consultation on data.gov.uk, we have provided a tool that allows responders to have a "conversation" with each other about whether a particular paragraph, sentence or word in the draft code could be improved.

When I reached page 207 of my advance copy of Purity, I did something I've never before done as a reviewer, something that quite possibly was a breach of professional protocol but seemed so inevitable as to have been scripted by Jonathan Franzen himself: I used my iPhone to take a picture of a particular paragraph and tweeted it.

The changes made in the draft pertain to authorial integration and stance, and two drafts of one particular paragraph are shown in Table 5.

Also, in that particular paragraph that lacks my own opinion, I was not sure how I was going to remove some of the in-text citations".

In his Thursday statement, Trump said: "I know nothing about [Kovaleski] other than I have great respect for the way he wrote the story on 18 September 2001, and in particular the paragraph talking about Muslims and tailgate parties taking place in New Jersey".

In particular, this paragraph would ensure that OEMs can (i) offer end users "browser choice" during the initial Windows boot sequence, (ii) remove the Internet Explorer icon from the Windows desktop and Start menu, and (iii) configure non-Microsoft Web browsing software to be the "default browser" on the personal computers they sell.

It always deserves to be recognised and to enjoy a special status, despite what some people might feel; but, given the result of the votes on the amendments, in the end I really could not vote for this report, in particular because paragraph 18 was adopted.

For each of these drugs, we used the SPC information available from the Claude Bernard database, including, in particular, the paragraphs concerning composition, pharmacodynamics, therapeutic indications, dosage, route of administration, technical and regulatory data (approval date, price, etc).

As an Englishman visiting New York, I read Benjamin Markovits's article with initial interest, then mounting exasperation -- in particular his final paragraph, which appeared to be based on some political agenda of his own rather than any examination of the facts.