Sentence examples for In particular maybe from inspiring English sources

EOIN If I had to pick something in particular, maybe the texture of the strings in "Semena Mertvykh".

Ramadas appeared to be looking over his family's heads, at nothing in particular, maybe at the blue-green walls of the living room.

Obviously, we all build our identities through the pattern of relationships we have with others, but for a younger child in particular, maybe, there is always the question, Where do I stand within this group that had already formed before I was born?

Diving perhaps; I don't think there's anything in particular, maybe if I tuned in and something else was on I'd spend a little time watching it.

"And I know that a lot of other young people, and students in particular, maybe wouldn't return to the polling station a second time if they didn't have the proper identification," she said.

Alternatively, the UPR might be induced because of the protein folding demand, in particular, maybe due to the translation of DMA-1, an essential membrane molecule for PVD dendrite branching.

Girardi could not identify one in particular, saying, "Maybe it's not an issue and we're making an issue out of it".

England, who is single, isn't saving for anything in particular, except maybe a down payment on a future beach house.

I reminded her that I knew something about this issue given my background in the Middle East (I didn't mention Oberlin in particular but maybe I should have) and my role in the previous Bush administration, where I was the senior Middle East advisor to President George H.W. Bush during the Gulf war.

My cousins snickered, and when we went inside the house, I overheard one of them in the living room say to their brother, "Did you hear Rosie O'Donnell is gay?" They started laughing, and out loud, to no one in particular (except maybe Della Reese), I said, "Me, too".

Washington is divided between parties with utterly different visions of what our society should look like; Republicans, in particular, would wait maybe a minute before trying to renege on any bargain that raises rather than cuts taxes on the wealthy, and that leaves the basic structure of Medicare and Social Security intact.