Sentence examples for I particularly really from inspiring English sources

"I've never done anything which I particularly really need to hide.

Here are two that I particularly enjoyed: Really being able to follow your whims is a talent requiring a long and secret gestation.

Drag queens kind of fall into that category -- particularly really good ones".

"Movies that feature children and animals are particularly really good at provoking tears for that very reason".

I think they're really pretty – I particularly like the mix of wicker and metal – and they pour well, too.

This is one that I particularly like, but there's really so much of his work that I love.

When I particularly love an artist I really get behind them, I suppose that is something innate to myself and the blog, the passion is tangible, honest and by admittance, subjective.

I remember it being big news and I guess I'm just really particularly interested in making films about the relationship between history, the present day and the future.

(And) doing something with particularly young, really, really bright people, doing something that's hard, is just a lot of fun.... To hear the clip, click here.

"I would particularly give a really strong warning to the Secretary of State: any attacks on unsocial hours, weekend working payments, would be strongly resisted," he said.

"I wasn't really particularly trying to mend a bridge.