Sentence examples for I get particularly from inspiring English sources

I get particularly pissed off when I see pop stars refusing to sign autographs.

I get particularly freaked by the one for fish fingers, where the ursine sadist sits inside the freezer, warning poor, terrified Fiona: "I'm watching you".

And I get particularly frustrated because I think successful African-Americans focus too much time and attention on achieving more success and wealth at the upper ranks.

"I get particularly excited about learning how the world works and putting [that knowledge] to good use," says Livermore, who seems to have found her niche exploring and creating ultra-small systems.

I never had that opportunity with my history, so I get particularly excited when I run into young activists with passion and exuberance, and even fearlessness.

I got particularly interested in the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League.

I got particularly fascinated by the curious subgenre of sleaze or morning music – the stuff certain New York and San Francisco gay clubs of the 1970s and 80s played as the night wound down.

This is where it gets particularly dispiriting.

I don't get particularly attached to things, which is probably why I'm good at my job.

"I didn't get particularly close to coming back in the end - I didn't even get to controlled contact". Ultimately, Ansbro skipped the session.

I do not get particularly concerned, if they are already putting it on Facebook, if I need some data and it is in our systems and we are collecting it through their device - with opt-ins and clear disclosures involved - I am ok with that.