Sentence examples for lists in particular from inspiring English sources

The magazine listed some of the top 10s of individual writers, and two lists in particular stood out.

Judging by the current round of tip lists – in particular the BBC Sound of 2014 poll on which Kelela made the longlist – the next 12 months are undoubtably going to be awash with a similar structure of falsettos, surreal beats and eerie minimalism.

I then concentrate on open lists, in particular their intonation.

Twitter Lists in particular encroached a bit on what services like Brizzly were doing (though they now play nicely together).

The Illumina derived OVCAR gene lists, in particular, performed consistently well, with three of the four lists surviving a stringent permutation estimate of significance (NOM p-val) followed by a multiple comparison correction (FDR q-val < 0.1).

I wonder about the glaring omission of fast food from this list, in particular Ray Kroc and his brainchild, McDonald's.

The 2008 shortlists were announced in Chicago last week, and the fiction list in particular exposes the imaginative paucity of Engdahl's generalisations.

Literary prizes are bound to disappoint at least as many people as they please, but when the 2014 National Book Award longlists were announced last month, there was resounding dismay over the nonfiction list in particular, which counted only one book written by a woman among its 10.

"Hyperion's strong nonfiction list in particular is a perfect complement to HBG's title portfolio," Hachette Chief Executive Michael Pietsch said in a statement.

Bates went on to say that those nominated onto the terrorist watchlist, such as the No Fly list, in particular, have no way of challenging their placement onto said list.

We have to recall that those who propagated the wars on our list, in particular the war on Iraq, did so against the wishes of their electorates and contrary to international law; those who propagate the wars against the ordinary people of Paris, are also a minority and do it against the will of the majority they claim to represent.