Sentence examples for particular too from inspiring English sources

Some propositions, moreover, are too particular, too new, or of too limited interest to be published.

Riders found the halfpipe's walls — and one wall in particular — too soft for their liking.

The bikini-clad Miss U.S.A. team, in particular, too closely resembles the bikini-clad Grad Students.

With the rise of social media, in particular, too easily can we create an entirely false public image.

In particular, too much is being spent "on highways that are not especially important to the economy, but are popular with local voters.

Wandering around the Fontainebleau, I concluded that Mr. Lapidus was wrong on at least one particular: too much is, in fact, sometimes too much.

Men subsidize women in other particulars, too: breast cancer treatment, for example.

(The policy includes other benefits and particulars, too, but those are the majors).

Taiwan's semiconductor industry in particular has too many firms, and too little profits.

Iraq has its own particular problems, too.

For Bale, Cameron's party has a particular weakness too.