Sentence examples for Particularly fetching from inspiring English sources

Dividend-paying stocks in developed markets in the United States and Europe "look particularly fetching for retirees now," he said, with potential for both capital appreciation and income.

Among the new releases at Castello di Borghese, in Cutchogue on the North Fork, the 2001 reserve cabernet franc ($28) is particularly fetching.

We also meet Rose, Cassandra's beautiful older sister, desperate for the romance of a Jane Austen novel, who is "particularly fetching by firelight because she is a pinkish gold, very light and feathery".

Naomi Wolf looked particularly fetching in a little red number as she was handcuffed and arrested near a demonstration in Manhattan because of some apparent confusion over what she later described as our "Stalinist" system of protest permits.Radical chic is definitely back in fashion this fall.Thomas Walker New York.

This is a big deal, and not because Stiller and Wilson are particularly fetching humans.

It was true, she admitted, Athens was not particularly fetching, 'but just like many ugly women, she is also capable of immense charm'.

Remote sensing analysis is one way to capture the regional and temporal variation of environmental conditions, but salinity in underground water, particularly fetched from a tube well, is hard to measure by remote sensing images.

Marilyn Monroe is especially fetching".

Though Miss Spheeris's is not particularly far- fetched, it is contrived, and its orderliness seems alien to the documentarylike, aimless reality of everything else.

Slow, non-spinning right arm whangs from Gayle and some energetic use of the crease from Prior, particularly one fetched reverse sweep for three.

But it's strange that the firm has zeroed in on technologies that are particularly far fetched in a field where even the most advanced ideas, notably direct-air capture or bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, still face enormous economic and technical hurdles.