Sentence examples for a particularly breathtaking from inspiring English sources

Or the Family Weekend on the Katara Esplanade -- a particularly breathtaking viewpoint in Doha -- filled with activities everyone, from the young to not-so-young, can enjoy.

When Johnson attempted a leaping high-five of a teammate after another particularly breathtaking reception, Johnson accidentally jumped too close and all 239 pounds of him hit his teammate so hard that the teammate nearly sailed into a back flip.

It is visually stunning; the opening sequence is particularly breathtaking, as a quartet of actors use a long, jointed bamboo pole to create Mei-Li's escape over ravines and in the hulls of ships.

In one particularly breathtaking work, an untitled 1972-73 painting by Howardena Pindell, the canvas is covered with small dots the same size as the little round scraps of paper left over when using a paper punch press.

Sokol said the Styles versus Williams bout was a "back and forth match", and Caldwell said it was "a solid match" that was "nothing spectacular or particularly breathtaking, but it didn't need to be because the crowd was into the match simply because of who was in the ring".

The set pieces in "Zeroville" are particularly breathtaking.

His performance on fan favourite 'Master of Puppets' is particularly breathtaking.

It may strike you that none of these ideas seem particularly breathtaking.

The "don't mention the Grand Canyon" rule is particularly breathtaking in its stupidity.

(The pairing of white leotard with black high-top sneaker is particularly breathtaking).

The orchestral playing was transcendently beautiful, with warm, burnished strings and radiant, weighty brass chorales that were particularly breathtaking.