Sentence examples for so particular that from inspiring English sources

He's so particular that you would think he's a photographer for a home-design magazine.

Seo, however, is Korean, and he has inherited a condition so particular that Koreans have a name for it: han.

Yet, the quality of Ferrante's books is so outstanding, so particular, that this last point is moot.

Or are the diseases of individuals so particular that testing experimental medicines in broad groups is doomed to create more frustration than knowledge?

The book (written with Johnny Dodd) makes them so particular that it highlights the inadequacy of using autism as a metaphor.

Ms. Bodinetz, the director, said of the play's language: "It's so particular that most people in London didn't know the terms that were being used.

What we're left with is a peculiar example of the regional specificity of humour; a reminder that there's nothing so particular as that which makes a nation laugh.

What is it about these artists (not forgetting James Blunt, U2 and Bono in particular) that so polarises hate?

The job he's being groomed for is so particular and specialized that there is no way to know who will succeed at it and who won't.

It highlights issues and movements — feminism and environmentalism, in particular — that have so far been peripheral to the PSTP shows.

He was so particular, Mrs. Newgard said, that he often bristled when he saw paintings that reproduced his barns.