Sentence examples for but particularly when from inspiring English sources

But, particularly when Mr. Starr has been under attack, Mr. Dash has defended him.

"I always think that solos are rather like soliloquies, but particularly when you're dealing with text," she said.

"But particularly when you put him up against Gore, you can question his experience and ability to lead".

But, particularly when money is plentiful and financial markets are rising, "the rate of embezzlement grows, the rate of discovery falls off and the bezzle increases rapidly".

But particularly when we're in a leadership position or another differentiated role we can feel that it's our individual obligation to orchestrate the ending.

"But particularly when I'm making decisions about certain movies I'm going to do, I've talked to my mother and father a great deal".

Lapides was dutifully wearing a bra, but bras, particularly when worn as undergarments, do not of themselves make for exciting television.

Nel also sought to portray the athlete as not just obsessed with guns but negligent, particularly when a gun he was handling under a restaurant table went off.

The absence of detailed data is fatal in general but also particularly when focussing on transport logistics hubs.

These intellectual tactics are overdone but engrossing, particularly when you combine them with the film's visual flair.

The juxtaposition of scientific rigor and conservation vigor is striking but distracting, particularly when blended in the Results section.