Sentence examples for knew particularly from inspiring English sources

"But nobody knew particularly what was Antarctica's role," he added.

In the old days, I don't think anybody knew particularly well who did the voices in "Bambi".

And the celebrity-obsessed Los Angeles of "The Bling Ring" was a world that Ms. Coppola, the daughter of the director Francis Ford Coppola and a consummate insider in her own right, knew particularly well.

Levinson tried to recall the earlier street — the wooden fence with the opening, an office-supply store, Nagel's Dry Cleaning — but he became uncertain, maybe he was leaving out a building or two, it wasn't a street he knew particularly well.

"We wanted to be there all the more this year, as it has been a terrible one for journalists and human rights activists with the surge of violence in the North Caucasus, a region that Anna knew particularly well," he said.

Raymond is distraught at the thought of losing everyone she ever knew, particularly her children.

"I don't know particularly what she did," she said.

He is known particularly for his Latin translation of the Bible, the Vulgate.

"The Met is not known particularly as a Baroque house," Mr. Gelb said.

Rabat, an important cultural centre during the Almohad period, was known particularly for its polychrome pottery.

He was known particularly for his unconventional interpretations of the classics.