Sentence examples for this highly particular from inspiring English sources
Russert fulfills it better than anybody else, and the title character he has created in his book makes for an excellent guide to the rules of this highly particular game.
But even if I hadn't had this highly particular memory of this very specific spot, it still would have been hard to pretend that the scene around me was normal -- or, more accurately, that things were the same as they would have been a year before, on an ordinary weekday afternoon in August 2001.
It is both the charm and the failing of this warmhearted novel that O'Farrell seems far less interested in what purportedly drives the plot — the emergence of what's been hidden in a family — than she is in what's in plain sight: the highly particular details and habits of her characters, their ways of moving through the world.
Obama would have us understand and care in a deeply social but deeply personal fashion, so far as to include the understanding that judgments ought to be keyed not to some vague standard of public caring but to the highly particular standards of who we care about in our personal lives.
The highly particular aspects of this situation serve to highlight the universal -- that someone's attention when we are suffering is a balm to the spirit.
They may agree with religious Jews about the Biblical past, but many evangelical Christians have a highly particular notion of what Jewish control of this land will mean for the future; for them, it will help usher in the second coming of Jesus Christ.
They depict highly particular individuals.
That they have inner lives, lives filled with highly particular memories and sensations, means, cosmically, nothing.
In "Subtle Bodies," that same highly particular language is stretched to serve every character.
It gives us many, many pages of educated, entertaining and highly particular observations on the plays.
"Avodah" has two meanings in Hebrew, work and worship, and the show is highly particular as well as personal.
