Sentence examples for a particularly outstanding from inspiring English sources
As a backbencher, he had not been a particularly outstanding debater.
A particularly outstanding exhibit is a textile (circa 1920) woven by a revered Dine medicine man, Hosteen Klah (1867-1938).
If he is already campaigning for a four more years and wants the Latino vote next time around, he should remember that Latinos voted for him not because of a particularly outstanding record on immigration, but because they don't like ICE workplace raids and weren't won over by John McCain's flip-flopping on the issue.
This has seen the League introduce a programme of 'mystery shopper' visits to matches in order to assess the experience and the introduction of the Family Excellence Award, to reward those clubs that are offering a particularly outstanding day out".
The African-born scientist, whose research was supervised at Oxford University, said she was delighted and surprised to receive the prize, which is given every three years to a particularly outstanding PhD thesis in the conservation field.
The same Trump who pressed Obama to release his Harvard transcripts, was apparently not a particularly outstanding student at Wharton.
In a new effort, we are identifying a small number of particularly outstanding eLife Research Articles by early career researchers and inviting the first or corresponding author on each article to give a presentation at a meeting organized by one of the three agencies that sponsor the journal (the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the Max Planck Society and the Wellcome Trust).
Particularly outstanding is a gorgeous number called "Schlummert ein," ("Now Slumber"), a piece not recommended for driving.
JS: Can you single out an artist whose work you feel is particularly outstanding and tell me a bit more about his work?
It's not particularly outstanding from a purely aesthetic point of view, but it may be the most moving of the lot.
His record in these posts was not particularly outstanding, but as a highly plausible, semi-professional, non-executive director, who found it difficult to say no to new offers, he remained much in demand.
