Sentence examples for that particular bit from inspiring English sources

How long have we been hearing that particular bit of propaganda?

So I'm happy to ignore the financial benefit of delaying that particular bit of gratification.

All the women depicted are seated, reflecting More's written instruction to do away with that particular bit of gender hierarchy.

In the context of the novel, and the appalling act which preceded that particular bit of narrative, the fictional character's loathing is entirely explicable and understandable.

That particular bit of news in the architects' report -- that a piece of a marble gargoyle had fallen into the bushes below -- led to the use of the word "crumbling" in news coverage of the architects' report.

That showed no disrespect to editorial freedom, a Tweedy Browne insider explains, it was just a reasonable inquiry about how much freedom line-managers had in that particular bit of the business.The fund became increasingly unhappy about Mr Morgan's loose ways with the truth.

The bad news is that this particular bit of malware only targets PC users, further promoting the false ideal that the Mac is safe from viruses.

Some legal experts argue that this particular bit of state law should never have been invoked, because the woman is not a patient: she is dead.

A quick calculation suggests that this particular bit of social investment – which was announced with a flourish – is re-routing around one part in a million of Shell's revenue (or perhaps 10 parts per million of its profits).

Now, Trudeau didn't know that this particular bit of cloth was part of a flag as it was tucked into the shirt of a portly Calgary man and made to look like a bandanna.

It just means that one particular bit of soil has gone, but there's nothing stopping the rose from just using some other soil.