Sentence examples for was there something particular from inspiring English sources

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

RAFFI KHATCHADOURIAN: Was there something specific — any particular fact — in my story that troubled you?

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?

Or is there something about this particular community and perhaps about Facebook Live that fosters it?

"Once you take that seriously, you begin to think, 'That's how it should have been; why should there be something rather than nothing?' Not only is there something, but there is a very particular kind of something that we see around us".

"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 with diabetes?

Moreover, with the noteworthy exception of the extreme case of institutional rearing, human studies have rarely been able to demonstrate that there is something particular to early attachment experiences that may have lasting effect.

I noticed all this passion in people speaking of him, and I thought there is something particular about this man — he's like a reflection of us in the mirror".

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.

That is because human studies, with notably few exceptions (see below), do not have leverage for testing the hypothesis that there is something particular to early stress exposure that has a specific impact.