Sentence examples for something so particular from inspiring English sources
So, how do you create something so particular (and peculiar)?
There's something so gleefully off about Scheer's particular mutilations pay particular attention to the way the synth notes heave and wheeze around the beat like marathoners at the 25-mile mark on opener "Far She"—that you can't help but crack a Richard D. Jamesmileed smile. Colin Joyce.
Finally, the drive to control outcomes lowers happiness because when you want to control something so badly (say, get a particular job), you are likely to sacrifice other things that make you happy.
We're not going to be so particular; we'll do something if people like it, not to please someone but because it's a great song.
I understand that this particular act of terrorism we just experienced is something so much more frightening than what Beirutis had to deal with.
"It isn't often that something so fine and delicate enters the store," he says, referring to a particular fabric but perhaps meaning Esther herself.
"It was never followed up by any particular endorsement, but it was quite short-sighted to declare something so politically far reaching," she said.
England is so particular.
Something so incredible".
Each one is so particular.
