Sentence examples for made them particularly from inspiring English sources

England's inexperience made them particularly vulnerable.

A faintly exotic flavour surrounded these religions and made them particularly attractive to the Greeks and Romans.

Catholics were prominently opposed to abortion, so it's possible that stance made them particularly attractive candidates, Garnett said.

A panic scene after the alarm is sounded, with crew members reaching for the instruction book, made them particularly furious.

Another doctor said she and others were told to give precise voting instructions to elderly patients, whose infirmities made them particularly easy to manipulate.

These categories of smell are both very recognizable and very strongly linked to certain chemistry — sulfur compounds for garlic, ammonia compounds for fish — which made them particularly tractable.

This makes them particularly vulnerable to attack.

This makes them particularly susceptible to aseptic loosening.

This makes them particularly vulnerable to contracting infections.

This makes them particularly vulnerable, both sociologically and physiologically.

There are certain details that make them particularly interesting, however.