Sentence examples for particular trappings from inspiring English sources

None of these particular trappings of wealth held my attention.

I didn't need those particular trappings to do the work.

She embodies particular trappings of youth — a newlywed who hoped to soon become a mother, an adventurous spirit who was healthy for most of her life — that draw people into her story and frame the issue as relevant to everyone of every age.

Woodward in particular eschewed the typical trappings of stardom.

In examining a dozen extreme weather events last year, scientists found that evidence that human activity — in particular, emissions of heat-trapping carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels — was a partial culprit in about half of them.

In particular, this method detects resonance trappings and transitions and allows a characterization of the notion of weak and strong chaos.

That's one reason we think any potential buyer ought to consider the XKR in particular: You can get the trappings and the performance (which we'll detail in other sections) of a sports car, but don't have to get beat up when you're just tooling around town.

The pair both sport fabulous and fabulously expensive dark glasses courtesy of Philippe Starck, but in general she seems the keener of the two on the trappings of fame – in particular, her designer shoes and handbags.

Planetary scientists believe that young Mars was blanketed with a thick layer of air — heat-trapping carbon dioxide, in particular — that kept it warmer and wetter.

It is almost a poetry without the trappings of engagement in the particular messy chaos and circumstances of living - and yet somehow, miraculously, as alive as any poetry of the last century.

These particular experiments using DMPO as a spin-trapping agent for hydroxyl radical did not yield any support for the generation of this particular radical.