Sentence examples for taking particular issue from inspiring English sources

Significantly, the Israeli military has added its influential voice to the protests against the plan, taking particular issue with the proposal to abandon the Jordan Valley.

"The Book Club has carved its niche among readers by telling them that the novel is a chance to learn more about themselves," went one salvo, in The New Republic a couple of years ago, taking particular issue with her reading of the classics.

The game has been controversial, with the Anti-Defamation League taking particular issue; it has been ranked several times as one of the most controversial games ever created.

Edge stated that "the game is cumbersome in design and frequently incompetent in the details of execution", taking particular issue with the nakedness of the HUD, the clarity of the menu interface, and that the smaller problems are carried over from Oblivion.

He took particular issue with the terrorists' use of religion as a justification for their attacks.

He added that he took particular issue with only one point in the critique.

Shannon Herzfeld, a PhRMA spokeswoman, took particular issue with India's rationale.

The letter took particular issue with Glover's pro GM crops stance.

Ms. Laurino takes particular issue with society's difficulty with the idea of educated Italian-Americans.

She took particular issue with the mayor's hinting that they bore responsibility for the layoffs.

He took particular issue with the formula for the perfect penalty.