Sentence examples for but does not particularly from inspiring English sources
The presence of CTAB gives a much smoother deposit, but does not particularly increase the adherence to zinc.
Their granddaughter, Sylvie (Savannah Lathem), the one connection they have to their dead daughter, visits them on occasion but doesn't particularly relish her time there.
Black kitchen cabinets are a great choice for someone who likes the clean modern look, but doesn't particularly want to go with a totally white kitchen.
Both are African-American but do not particularly look alike.
Her relay mates described her as a fun-loving kid who enjoyed racing but did not particularly like to practice.
Dr. Manjuck said she doubted the efficacy of the pat-downs and body scanners, but did not particularly object to them.
The Red Bulls' most boisterous fans — members of the club's three prominent supporters groups — say they love their team but do not particularly care for the recent decision to write off the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
Attending the Advanced Access learning module provided valuable insights about practice-based quality management and improved office efficiencies, but did not particularly improve patient care.
The information leaflets for pregnant women describe the situation and options of care (IOL versus watchful waiting) for pregnant women at and beyond term, but do not particularly facilitate a decisional process.
They don't cite books we admired in the abstract but didn't particularly like.
When I read Heidegger's books, I "knew" — but didn't particularly care — that he had been a Nazi.
