Sentence examples for something particularly special from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, something particularly special about receiving a Bafta nomination from home," he said.

There is, of course, something particularly special about receiving a Bafta nomination from home".

But there is, I think, something particularly special about the stepgrandparent.

But the UTMB has something particularly special about it, with a distinct cachet for ultra runners.

Despite last year's heroics, it will take something particularly special if he and his team-mates are to put one over his dad.

"It's more about trying to rebalance the position, rather than saying there's something particularly special about them," says Dave Martin of the Centre for Policy on Ageing.

Something particularly concerning to the field of special education occurred during DeVos' confirmation hearing: Under questioning it became apparent that she hadn't heard of and knew nothing about the landmark piece of civil rights education legislation termed the "Individuals with Disabilities Education Act" (IDEA), which serves children with disabilities and those at-risk for developing them.

Jazz was, again, something my mum always played around the house – but this record is particularly special.

Something particularly cool about the view?

"That was special and this is particularly special," he said.

The games have not been particularly special.