Sentence examples for is particularly on from inspiring English sources

Cooke argues that he puts on the best plays he finds and, at the moment, it happens to be American writing that is particularly "on the boil".

She is, particularly on matters Jewish, a ferocious polemicist.

The number of primary school children skipping school is particularly on the rise.

The Dusenberry touch, at once homey and glitzy, is particularly on display each mid-winter during the Super Bowl, which is sometimes nicknamed the "BBDO Bowl" for all the agency's clients that appear during the game.

It is now clear that Turkey will not join, but formally ending negotiations would cause yet more ill-will and jeopardise what cooperation there is, particularly on Syrian refugees.

"Where we think it has an effect is particularly on women's self-esteem or self-worth: women tend to view themselves more negatively than men, and that is a vulnerability factor for many mental health problems".

We're particularly on the lookout for any good ones involving "Clyde" or "Gulch".

That said, there is one place that seems to have been particularly on his and the creators' minds.

She was being polite, but she was not being particularly on message.

"Oh, I don't feel I'm particularly on that circuit.

(The Macklemore & Ryan Lewis song "Same Love," played under a gay wedding, was particularly on the nose).