Sentence examples for for example particularly from inspiring English sources

Satire always accompanies certain festivals, for example, particularly saturnalian festivals.

Is it, for example, particularly engaging – "sporty", even – to drive?

Yik Yak's geolocation tool, for example, particularly concerns him because it limits user interactions with others within a 1.5 mile radius.

What's more, in some quarters, atheism, far from being rare, is the norm -- among scientists, for example, particularly high-level scientists who populate academia.

Kenneth Tynan, for example, particularly loathed John Barton's famous Stratford production in 1974, in which Ian Richardson and Richard Pasco swapped the roles of king and usurper from one performance to another.

A research project on the poetry of religious faith and doubt, for example, particularly caught the students' intellectual imagination; their search for spiritual poetry elicited sophisticated readings of Hopkins, Arnold and Christina Rossetti alongside less canonical poets such as Francis Thompson and Augusta Theodosia Drane.

This is particularly the case for male and male sexual encounters," says Ashford. "Cottaging, for example, has particularly been regarded as a 'gay' problem.

This is particularly useful when the body needs to defend itself against foreign invasion— from bacteria or viruses, for example—and particularly frustrating when surgeons want to transplant foreign organs and have to deal with immune rejection.

For example, a particularly well-manufactured plastic spoon may be a good spoon for a piece of plastic, without being a particularly good spoon, nor being a good knife for a piece of plastic.

Mercury reserves, for example, are particularly low.

Nicholas I (858 867), for example, was particularly influential in Francia.