Sentence examples for Not particularly better from inspiring English sources

It's tiny, sure, but it's not particularly better.

A spokesman for the United Mining Workers noted that this mine is not particularly better or particularly worse than any other mine in the country.

This illustrates that the results obtained with DLDA classifiers were not particularly better than could be obtained with other simple methods.

"That performance tonight wasn't particularly better than Saturday.

And while Yahoo Widgets isn't particularly better than the platform offered by Microsoft on Vista, XP users will find it to be a good choice before upgrading to the new Windows operating system.

"On the basis of what I know, I'm not sleeping particularly better". The Intelligence and Judiciary committees are also expected to team up to scrutinize Trump's new acting attorney general, Matthew Whitaker.

Palmar pallor, the recommended sign, did not perform particularly better.

The sneering "So you think you coulda done better?" tone suggests that the president of the richest and most powerful country in the world doesn't particularly need better deciding skills than anyone else the voters might want to have a beer with.

"The food, though not particularly adventurous, is much better and fresher than you might expect from a restaurant in one of Manhattan's most trafficked hubs".

Then again, the Mets have finished in fourth place in the National League East for four straight seasons and are not projected to do particularly better in 2013.

Enormous prices were paid for works that are not particularly remarkable, proving even better than world records that art buyers continue to be singularly bullish.