Sentence examples for particular present from inspiring English sources

What is intriguing at this particular present is how worthwhile the task has come to seem.

The world's oceans, in particular, present a virtually limitless and drought-proof supply of water.

Did any of them in particular present a challenge, given your previous experience?

Joining the Euro would also address the UK's particular present difficulties with regard to the credibility of our monetary and fiscal policy.

These three characters in particular present one side of what is arguably the biggest divide in "Kind of Kin": a divide in values.

The letters that Iain Maitland writes to his son from 2007, when he leaves home for university, through to 2012 are each embedded in their own particular present, jaunty and despairing missives going down the years.

This long, exciting second world war thriller (based on a true-life incident involving art conservationist Rose Villard, who appears briefly in its opening sequence) has particular present-day relevance in view of the mindless destruction of art works and ancient ruins by Islamic State and our responses to these iconoclastic barbarities.

And dance, in particular, presents an absorbing alternative to singing and taking part in gospel choirs, that staple of evangelical church worship.

Now, however, his particular presents have been re wrapped, readdressed, returned to his suitcase and are on the way back to Germany.

"Julius Caesar," in particular, presents its director with an almost irresistible urge to draw upon the presence of a real, rather than imaginary, crowd: for centuries, performers have included the audience among those friends, Romans, and countrymen famously addressed.

Green Public Procurement (GPP), in particular, presents valuable characteristics in terms of directionality, volumes and measurability.