Sentence examples for particulars appear from inspiring English sources

Particulars appear, and perhaps are, both F and not-F for some property F: particulars suffer from the compresence of opposites.

Politicians, in particular, appear to enjoy impunity.

Daoist figures, in particular, appear frequently on porcelain as decoration.

The acquisitions of Billy Knott and Scott Wagstaff in particular appear both shrewd and exciting.

I don't think the last two, in particular, appear in many popular music biographies.

The Tories, in particular, appear bent on giving them another tug on behalf of the old.

The Redskins in particular appear to have been loading up for this season.

College sports, college football in particular, appear headed toward significant reform.

Three weapon points, in particular, appear to have been shaped first with a stone blade and then polished, probably with a piece of leather and a mineral powder.

Mr. Koch's comments in particular appear aimed at anyone questioning whether Mr. Ferrer could handle a crisis like the World Trade Center attack.

The reservations of top Republican senators about Russian conduct in general and Tillerson in particular appear to be significant – but Trump has called the party to heel before.