Sentence examples for something particular for from inspiring English sources

A brand "stands for quality, something particular for a customer — something for which you can charge additional money".

When I flipped through my notebook with a flashlight, I gradually came to realize that I had something particular — and for American audiences so distanced from revolutionary Iran — something useful to say.

The desire is for a special experience, for something particular that occurs usually far away and happens to or is witnessed by them in person, and many places in the world now have much of their economy based on fulfilling that desire.

Lines like "We all fit into someone else's story somehow; the trick is to figure out which one" or "Then again, aren't most of us overshadowed by our ancestry?" or "If you don't own your family history, it will likely own you" add to the woolly meaninglessness, just when you're longing for something particular and personal to bite into.

The other person (or people) was rejecting something particular that didn't work for them.

This suggests that there might be something particular about rural smoking households that warrants further investigation, and that support for smoking cessation might be rurally targeted.

Is there something particular with diabetes?

This is not something particular to EPIPOI.

Ready, in particular, for something I'd not previously known about.

Does something in particular make for a good speedrunning game, or can it be anything?

"There is very good control on those shipments, and while governments do compromise them if they are looking for something in particular, there is no reason for them to think that this shipment is out of the ordinary," he wrote.