Sentence examples for in particular prefer from inspiring English sources
Skill position players, in particular, prefer to wear the lightest possible shoes, like the superthin ones favored by sprinters.
Sierra's most successful art has focused on political questions that humans in general and the art world in particular prefer not to acknowledge.
So no wonder many parents and grandparents, in particular, prefer to make a financial gift, either in cash or by opening an account or investment.
Americans, in particular, prefer shorter sentences without, as style books advise, that distinct division between statements that are closely related but require a separation more prolonged than a conjunction and more emphatic than a comma.
The statement speaks to the widely held suspicion on the right that liberals in general, and Barack Obama in particular, prefer other forms of democracy especially those that prevail in Europe) to the American way of life.
Young donors in particular prefer to give for specific projects.Nudging more charitable fund-raising into the digital sphere also offers useful data on giving and helps organisations track their spontaneous donors.
But like its characters, the film remains too woozy to focus on anything in particular, preferring instead to flail amid gently satirised Mayan-calendar mumbo-jumbo.
Evolution often fails to produce the clear divisions that human thought in general, and the law in particular, prefers to work with.
In the cultural and political no man's land inhabited by millions of European residents whose parents were born elsewhere fiction in general, and films in particular, prefers to dwell on the tragic side, on its social drama.
He is known for having sought to improve relations with the West and the United States in particular, preferring to refer to it as a rival nation and not the enemy, the name commonly used by Iranian hard-line conservatives.
The Western Spinebill (Acanthorhynchus superciliosus) in particular prefers this species over other banksias.
