Sentence examples for make particularly good from inspiring English sources

Such services make particularly good illustrations.

Kantar director Edward Garner said: "The findings make particularly good reading for Asda.

A senior leadership role would make particularly good use of civil servants' management skills.

Despite these disadvantages, recession graduates may make particularly good employees and executives.

Modern luxuries aside, monasteries do make particularly good hotels, especially when they haven't been too "tarted up".

"The palms have relatively small canopies with spiky, sharp leaves, so I don't think they make particularly good nesting habitat for these birds," she said.

(Ms. Sweeney made particularly good use of small facial and posture shifts).

This book makes particularly good holiday reading because of Ms. Gaillard's descriptions of jolly multicultural parties and intense shopping sprees.

They had unsettled Manchester United and Arsenal with direct balls into the centre-forward Romelu Lukaku and that approach made particularly good sense against Liverpool's gegenpressing.

Each element had meaning: gold, which does not tarnish, signifies incorruptibility; heavenly blue sapphires were thought to improve eyesight".Treasures of Heaven" makes particularly good use of the BM's grand, circular former Reading Room.

He makes particularly good use of the psychologist George Loewenstein's work on curiosity ("deep in the detail of his dry, academic paper, Lowenstein has written a perfect description of police-procedural drama") and the neuroscientific research of Benjamin Bergen and Michael Gazzaniga.