Sentence examples for rather particular from inspiring English sources

Chabrol only ever cast me as fairly ordinary characters – they just have rather particular destinies".

"We in continental Europe tend to think our friends across the Channel have a rather particular view of European integration".

And if that makes it sound hard work, well, it is true to say Reza is a rather particular delight.

This year's runners-up are the slightly less impressive "normcore" (it's hip to be square), "contactless" (for card-hovering payments), and "indyref" (rather particular to this year).

"It's actually, I think, rather particular to the aristocracy, perhaps even to just the Royal Family — " He stopped himself, and added, somewhat unconvincingly, "I can't really imitate it".

When you're a 5ft 11in ex-model who made her mark as a seductive assassin in GoldenEye, a rather particular Hollywood route might seem inevitable.

This review prioritised articles that appeared to be relevant rather than particular study types or articles that met particular methodological standards [ 15].

[ 10, 24] We aimed to prioritise papers that appeared to be relevant, rather than particular study types or papers that met particular methodological standards.

"It is about targeting command and control rather than particular individuals," he said.

But I'd rather this particular invitation specified "No gifts, please".

However, organisers Skillsmatter have promised that next year's conference will be focussed squarely on fullstack concerns rather than particular technologies.