Sentence examples for may not particularly from inspiring English sources

"We may not particularly like the man," said one, "but we are pragmatic.

We may not particularly want Aunt Sally's holiday fruit cake, but we'd be troubled if it didn't arrive every year.

Is much admired by Roman Abramovich, who was instrumental in the Dutchman taking charge of Russia and may not particularly want him to leave that post.

You may not know whether the sun revolves around the Earth or what that orange thing on the sidewalk is, but you may not particularly care, either.

She may not particularly like muumuus, and she doesn't want to be regarded as someone for whom muumuus are a reasonable choice.

But the more difficult issue is to figure out how much is enough in order to formulate guidelines for people who may not particularly enjoy eating their greens, as well as those who complain they are expensive.

Men's rights groups are particularly vocal about discrimination against men, so their outrage isn't surprising, but this ad may not be particularly fair to women, either.

The decision may not be particularly consequential.

That fact may not seem particularly noteworthy.

Which may not be particularly useful in Kansas.

It may not sound particularly comforting, but for some reason it truly is.