Sentence examples for something very particular from inspiring English sources
"There's something very particular about Ausgrid.
There's something very particular about the chords of your songs.
"I do think that there is something very particular about here," says Camila Batmanghelidjh.
Alessandro Sartori creates something very particular: refined yet agile, steeped in tradition yet heedless of it.
To paint the Virgin this way, therefore, meant something very particular to a 16th-century audience.
Film is so technical: there's something very particular about the relationship between you and the camera.
"I know his particular qualities as an actor will offer us something very special in this part".
Someone is, insistently, something, usually a very particular if not terribly distinguished something an Old Man on a hill, a young person of Smyrna, an old lady of Chertsey, a man with a beard.
The starting point of this piece was very simple; on and off, we have been collaborating as a lighting designer and director respectively for nearly 20 years, and we wanted to collaborate again, and we wanted to make something for a very particular place.
"Once you take that seriously, you begin to think, 'That's how it should have been; why should there be something rather than nothing?' Not only is there something, but there is a very particular kind of something that we see around us".
