Sentence examples for particular something from inspiring English sources

That particular something is the re-emergence of a Nazi superhero, codenamed Schneesturm.

These two items – the rust mac in particular, something that Opening Ceremony call the Miller Barn jacket – are a little bit mid-century, but a lot modern.

Over the last few Tours I've been riding as a domestique and winning a TTT is something very particular, something you work at.

If this in no way negates the impact that Australia's pacemen could have, then it will give Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad in particular something with which to work.

There's always something wrong, even if the particular something is hard to identify and endlessly open to parsing: her laugh, her voice, her ankles, her hair, her pantsuits, her marriage.

In particular something is up with reality – that very distinctive American reality that Philip Roth claimed constantly outdid the novelist's attempts to fabricate it: "It stupefies, it sickens, it infuriates, and finally it is an embarrassment to one's own meager imagination.

This house, in particular, reveals something more complex.

"Place" is particular, untransferable, something to which it is possible to belong.

Ready, in particular, for something I'd not previously known about.

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Sometimes the early works appear to pivot around a particular form – something like a handprint, a sign or an arrow.