Sentence examples for very particular time from inspiring English sources

And it's a film about a very particular time and place.

It's coming at a very particular time in the history of American comics".

Rams's vision has become so universal that you have to remind yourself that it's the product of a very particular time and place.

So there's this kind of legacy of souls from what I consider to be a very particular time in entertainment, and I'm sensing a return to that".

By never trying to recapture his heyday, Perry appeared to grasp what an important role he had played in culture, at a very particular time and place.

I just wonder whether there was a lot going on?" Cleveland, where Chapman was born in 1964, was, she finally admits, a very particular time and place to grow up.

Whether or not humans (in our very particular space-time) can in fact travel to the past — we still don't know.

The point Chemla is making is that food delivery startups — specifically those that deliver hot food, such as Deliveroo — have very particular peak times (ie lunch and dinner) and therefore have the added challenge of meeting that demand whilst also sending self-employed couriers enough work outside of those hours to ensure they stay loyal to the platform.

It was a very particular moment in time when Spike decided to tell that story.

While an episodic narrative suits the graphic novel format, ballet storytelling demands rigorous formal boundaries and very particular unities of time, place and action, a fact that current Royal Ballet choreographers persist in ignoring.

"The Rover's" spare, uncompromisingly bleak setting is a very particular one, a time 10 years after an economic collapse that is both unnervingly familiar yet dangerous, deranged and even malevolent in a way we have not experienced.