Sentence examples for there something particular from inspiring English sources

But was there something particular about Gary that the Jacksons took with them?

QUESTION FROM HORATIO: Is there something particular about soccer matches that make them so dangerous?

"Is there something particular with being French, or economists in general?" he jokes in a thick Parisian accent, effecting a faux wounded Gallic pride.

Is there something particular about my skill set that is a better fit to web science, or is it down to different styles and means of communication?

Is there something particular with diabetes?

Is it a coincidence that you like Pauline Kael, Madeline Kahn, and Karen Black, or is there something in particular about the women of that era that we're lacking nowadays?

I asked King if there is something particular to Maine that has created an environment friendly to autonomous politicians.

Even so, there is something particular in his character that goes beyond a mere ability to listen well.

"There is something particular in this cinema that I like and that I miss right now as an audience," he said.

There is something particular to the city in the work Tara and André make; maybe it's not so much of an era as it is of a rare but perpetually recurring atmosphere.

But there is something particular about the Redgraves in that whatever they turn to, an appetite for life and an instinctive hatred of injustice is balanced by an unusual awareness of inner, private worlds.