Sentence examples for particular remark from inspiring English sources

This particular remark is not likely to sit exceptionally well even with Republicans, conservative though they may be.

McBain of course is entitled to his detective's opinions, but this particular remark seems more preachment than character development.

The report stated: "The committee accepted that the remark was exaggerated for comic effect, but believed that some viewers may find this particular remark, taken within the whole context of the exchange, to be a purposeless stereotype.

But he said afterward that he didn't hear what Mr. Terry said, and that he didn't clap for that particular remark, and that he "wasn't quite listening" and that he wasn't sure whether Mr. Terry was "speaking for himself or speaking generally".

In particular, Remark 3.3.

The blood/air and fat/air partition coefficient data sets have been applied to a validation of literature models, with particular remark on the performance for specific compound classes.

So why is this time — and why are these particular remarks — different?

Because God said, 'My top priority for the Jewish people is to get them to come back to the land of Israel.' " Asked at a news conference in Stockton, Calif., on Thursday why these particular remarks led him to act, Mr. McCain said, "I just think the statement is crazy and unacceptable".

Hare in particular remarks that there could be a society with a convention that utterance of a certain expression constituted performance of a certain illocutionary act, even those utterances that occur on stage or as used by jokers or storytellers.

Stubbins' comments to a Sydney newspaper the following day – in particular, his remark that "certain players here on decent coin, who I wont name... are giving no value for money to this club" – further inflamed the situation, and led to talk of possible strike action on Wednesday following a players-only meeting.

In particular, by Remark 8, φ α is also weakly rejection time consistent.