Sentence examples for particular talked from inspiring English sources

Peter Singer in particular talked about the evolutionary imperatives for fairness and for rendering aid.

Planners have, in particular, talked of extending the L.I.R.R. line in Brooklyn, or Metro-North, or both, to Lower Manhattan and connecting them in a single, all-encompassing hub with subway and PATH lines -- an idea that, for now, remains no more than a dream.

One female Tweeter in particular talked about what a terrible role model Kaitlyn makes for her kids.

However the Beatles, and Lennon in particular, talked explicitly about their drug use in the media -- and it got two of them arrested.

A number of women in particular talked about emotional responses: I mean if I was obese, right, and I went to a doctor and he said that to me, I would be look, I'm saying to you I would come out and I'd start crying, right.

There was no way of avoiding this particular talking point.

"They are very cognisant of the fact they are talking to somebody in particular, talking to their friends on social media," he says.

Banner doesn't seem interested in sticking to any particular talking points, or presenting an easily remembered image; he'd presumably rather bring up as many questions and ideas as possible and let them intermingle.

Up or down, down or up: there isn't much to be said for the Harriet Miers episode, but at least it ought to shelter us, for a while, from this particular talking point.

On that note, the company is in particular talking up the mobile application of its search technology.

This particular talking point could now backfire.