Sentence examples for very particular point from inspiring English sources

Through the work of his brother and his own work at Life magazine, he really had a very particular point of view.

It would be a pity – this oh-so-Italian brand demonstrated once again its very particular point of view: one that combines witty, playful design with the glamour and romance of La Dolce Vita to make, ultimately, dresses that make women feel sexy.

So expect this announcement to trigger a mass swivelling of telescopes towards a very particular point in space.

This is history from a very particular point of view, though, a point of view that is not fond of the Copenhagen approach.

When we use the term plesiomorphic we are referring to a very particular point in evolution the origin of the trait.

"We have a very particular point of view by what we mean by mobile first and cloud first," Nadella said today "It's about the mobility of your experience across all devices in your life [and] the way to achieve that mobility … those experiences… is only possible because of the cloud".

This broadcasting of fragmentary glimpses into often very particular points of view may be interpreted or received as the imposition of a truth that other people don't believe in and this type of broadcasting often begs for its immediate interrogation.

He says he began "Boy Story" from the very particular vantage point of a voyeur -- "who wouldn't be, given the chance" -- but transitioned to the point of a participant, going so far as to insert himself into a few of his images.

It had everything else: more than 30 shots, one red card, three penalties, none of which were, three very particular celebrations, points proven, and 10 goals.

"Michael is one of the most charismatic people I know and he has the charm of the devil," says Fiennes, who met Clark when they both worked on Peter Greenaway's 1991 film Prospero's Books (he played Caliban) and subsequently directed the documentary The Late Michael Clark for the BBC in 2000, "but he is a fragile soul and also very particular to the point of obsessive in terms of what he creates.

But experimental evidence [7, 42] suggests very clearly that no particular point on this plane should have any distinguished part to play in the general design of the orientation map (e.g. be an organizational center for the development of the map, or have a systematic tendency to exhibit a particular orientation preference in the end).