Sentence examples for make that particularly from inspiring English sources

What seemed to be a spontaneous expression of unbridled energy is revealed to be a carefully choreographed ritual, bringing home the telling point that even in adolescence — make that particularly in adolescence — there is no such thing as being totally un-self-conscious.

There is a strong case to be made that, particularly when a large body of work is distributed online, the increase in access is minimal.

What makes that particularly ironic is that David Cameron is claiming that in contrast to Ukip, his party stand for "engagement in Europe".

"For someone to make that claim, particularly a senior minister, is beyond belief," he said.

There is one stop that both men will make that seems particularly intriguing: The National Guard Association in Las Vegas.

Titers ≥1 1,080 should be considered strongly supportive of that diagnosis, while titers ≤1 360 make that diagnosis unlikely, particularly before adolescence.

The pervasive role of the government in the economy makes that information particularly valuable to investors.

Making that transition particularly difficult is the country's poor record in educating its people.

What makes that mandate particularly powerful is the president's relationship with the 1 percent during the 2012 election campaign.

The fact that I'm a year older than him makes that remark particularly sweet.

The fortuitous insertion of the transgene in the X chromosome in one of the transgenic lines makes that line particularly useful in monitoring X chromosome inactivation.