Sentence examples for get particularly from inspiring English sources

Fans, understandably, get particularly emotionally attached to guys like him.

It didn't get particularly warm even under heavy use.

Tibetan and Uighur dissidents often get particularly long sentences.

"When a religious person does something wrong, people get particularly upset," Rabbi Wolpe said.

I don't get particularly attached to things, which is probably why I'm good at my job.

They get particularly crisp in the oven, adding a brittle crunch to the buttery nuts.

But there's not really time to get particularly nervous or big-headed about it.

I get particularly pissed off when I see pop stars refusing to sign autographs.

"I don't think guys get particularly happy when they get put on the D.L.," Minaya said.

This is where the President's concept of contracts seems to get particularly hazy.

(Things tend to get particularly bad when Pink sings a ballad or exhumes her childhood, or both simultaneously).