That theme runs through the other papers too, particular the one concerning Russia.
Nor is he too particular about making like a magpie, either.
You can roll it if you prefer, but there's no need to be too particular.
There'd be a double bill, and no one was too particular about what was playing or what time it started.
And if they had to listen to sermons, that was O.K. — this was the Depression and you couldn't be too particular — but he knew they sold the bacon.
Their approach was amplified by others who wished to avoid making the Holocaust seem too particular, emphasizing instead more general humanitarian issues.
And some of the props, like a frying pan with plastic breakfast foods stuck inside it, are too particular to seem anything other than distractingly jokey.
He was an army man, and God knows army men are not too particular about what they put in their mouths.
In those five years he completed eight years of academic work and qualified for admission to college, provided the college wasn't too particular about mathematics.
Ideally the project should not be too particular to the place either, or else it may offer little for others elsewhere to learn from.
Re "Carpet Quest II: The Nervous Bidder" (Online Shopper, March 11): Your writer may just be too particular to find the Oriental rug of her dreams.
