Sentence examples for like that particularly from inspiring English sources

Many parents will like that, particularly in contrast to the agonised political correctness of British education.

It's a long time to do a piece like that – particularly 10 performances a week.

"Today it's about aesthetics, traffic, things like that — particularly in resort communities or in communities with a lot of wealth".

Everyone thinks that you would be able to remember everything about a day like that, particularly when it's your debut.

We all have known people like that, particularly in school — you know, the guy who sort of plugs away, and then is sure that he just flunked the test, just did terrible, and he always does very well — and that was this guy.

"On the other hand, … it's going be very hard to make the jump into a lectureship or something like that, particularly as they get older".

"I like doing that because you get to see how the land changes, and I like doing that particularly in a country as vast as the United States of America.

I don't like saying that particularly because I don't want to have a personality cult.

Lady Trevelyan also liked follies — that particularly English indulgence of filling a garden with odd buildings that have no actual purpose.

They particularly liked that he had once made a living writing for pornographic magazines.

Mr. Barons said that he particularly liked that the exhibition was filled with "a lot of little personal photos" that touch visitors.