Sentence examples for he would particularly from inspiring English sources

She couldn't be called pretty, but he said it anyway, and he wondered if there was a similar flattery he would particularly enjoy himself.

He said he would particularly miss eight-year-old tiger Laziz, whom he had raised since the animal was a cub, adding: "I feel as if my soul has been taken away".

McCoist said he would particularly like to add a defender and a striker.

He'd particularly like to see it compete with ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" in the fall.

Makers of luxuries, he said, would particularly suffer from the shift in demand caused by rising wages: "An immense proportion of the national produce must be produced in the shape of luxuries" when the rich are very rich.

This, he said, would particularly benefit the more than 40 developing economies that spent more on imported oil than their entire export earnings, even before the spike last year in oil prices.

But Hurum hopes that he would be particularly impressed with this one.

"He fundamentally doesn't relate to their impact because he wouldn't particularly care if he got one," the Obama adviser Pete Rouse explained to Alter.

San Francisco, whose strength is pitching, was hoping that Cabrera would give it some of the offense it needed and that he would be particularly motivated to do well because this is his final season before free agency.

Mr. Edwards said it was important for a leader to bring the nation along on divisive cultural issues, and he said he would be particularly well-suited to do so because of where he was from.

If visitors from South Africa brought Jeffrey some biltong to London — presumably not contraband biltong, since Jeffrey is a law professor and a former law-school dean and the sort of high-test barrister known as a Queen's Counsel — he would be particularly happy to see springbok biltong, although he wouldn't turn away beef or ostrich.