Sentence examples for in my case particularly from inspiring English sources

"In my case, particularly," because of "a very active, very dominating governor".

I do know that I speak for Kitcher in saying that neither of us could for a moment compromise what we think it is true for political ends, but if we can see a way legitimately to argue for a middle ground, we will do so even at the cost of alienating (or in my case particularly) earning the scorn of those who should be natural friends.

The influence of the New York Times journalist Anthony Lewis was to be felt in Britain long after his return to the US, and in my case to particularly good effect.

From then we'd all receive witty little notes or occasionally, in my case, complaints (particularly about star ratings on Guardian reviews, which in his view made viewers lazy and reviewers power-mad).

When you start a life in another country (in my case, Australia), particularly one far away from all the people and things that have always defined you, you realise that it's not travel per se that allows you to know who you are; it's solitude.

Or, in my case — in the particularly high-stakes conversation at hand — it was the bubble that popped up to indicate typing, then disappeared to show he had stopped.

It would be easy to say that Jews always feel like outsiders in any society because of the diaspora and there are a lot of philosophical and interesting cultural things you could say, but I don't know that in my case that was particularly true.

For as long as I can remember, "where are you from?" has been a loaded question, and in my case it feels particularly so within the black British community.

In my case, that sentiment is particularly meaningful.

And in my case, I learned a particularly useful skill: getting help.

But the reality is I don't think that endorsements really matter, particularly in my case.