Sentence examples for been particularly well received from inspiring English sources

The game's music has been particularly well received.

His most recent book, The Price of Civilization: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity, published in late 2011, had not been particularly well received: The New York Times hadn't bothered to review it.

On Libya, he said, "she would keep coming back, even though it wasn't being particularly well received".

There was something altogether European about Charles's endeavour (he had a Swiss mother) and his work was particularly well received in France.

A-Rod's sixth-inning double was particularly well received in an East Houston Street apartment where the Spinas were having an opening day breakfast.

He was particularly well received in England, where he published a book on chess and eventually received a pension from the London Chess Club.

His books 187 Reasons Mexicanos Can't Cross the Border: Undocuments 1971 2007 (2007) and Half of the World in Light Neww and Selected Poems (2008) were particularly well received.

Iranian diplomats have told us that the president's professed willingness to deal with Iran on the "basis of mutual interest" in an atmosphere of "mutual respect" was particularly well received in Tehran.

Pallenberg was particularly well received in his portrayals of the Cashier in Georg Kaiser's Morn to Midnight, the Barker in Ferenc Molnar's Liliom, and Argon in Molière's Imaginary Invalid.

"I don't suppose those comments will be particularly well received.

In addition, Microsoft's debut of a player version that runs on the color Cassiopeia hand-held wireless device manufactured by Casio (set to ship to stores in May with a retail price of $499), was particularly well received.