Sentence examples for particulars of some from inspiring English sources

Twice, as the Prince of Wales, he was forced to testify in court about the murky particulars of some scandal.

They almost always featured grisly cover and title-page illustrations framed by bold fonts proclaiming bold titles about the crime of the century, the horridness of some homicide, the fiendishness of some fiend, the full particulars of some particularly awful assassination, the only copy of some confession, or the freshly uncovered correspondence of some killer.

It appears that Clinton did her homework, as she delves into the particulars of some of the biggest cases the court has heard in recent months, as well as those it's about to hear -- including cases on affirmative action, immigration, voting rights and the livelihood of public unions. .

We hypothesize here that that the evolutionary success of some types of mammalian genomic repeats and, in particular, of some TE families may at least partly be due to their ability to provide substantial amounts of antiviral RNAs.

Gives some particulars of his handling of the horse.

Comrade Corbyn is fond, in particular, of drinking some vodka before a big fight – which means he's always on the verge of alcoholism.

An intersectional approach highlights the particular vulnerabilities of some men, but it should also highlight the particular power and privilege of others (Shefer et al. this issue).

The survey's coverage only extends to twenty countries and so may obscure the particular outlooks of some in other developing world countries.

The tests clarify particular aspects of some hypotheses.

This class gives, for particular values of, some important divergences.

It also profiles central aspects of the more particular views of some leading contemporary advocates of moral naturalism.