Sentence examples for might say particularly from inspiring English sources
Birth, shmirth you might say, particularly if you've watched One Born Every Minute.
A large leap, one might say, particularly a society run by patriarchs… There wasn't any romance in the novel, and although I thought this generally suited the plot, it would have been even more dynamic with it.
For instance, at Berkeley and Stanford, where Democrats overall outnumber Republicans by a mere nine to one, the ratio rises above 30 to one among assistant and associate professors".So what", you might say, particularly if you happen to be an American liberal academic.
Horizontals also work well some might say better with whites, particularly wines that are ready to drink younger and don't need time to mellow out, as reds from ripe years do.
Particularly, you might say, if these police trainers deploy alongside their Afghan trainees in the hot areas — Germany's don't — where they support the civil development side of the Obama administration's new military strategy.
You might say he was lurking in the interstices, particularly between Haydn's classicism and Beethoven's nascent subjectivity.
You might say "mood af", if you were feeling particularly "let's pretend to be American".
The reason recalls are pushing record levels is the unprecedented crackdown by regulators, particularly in the US, after years of comfortable co-existence – or some might say complacency.
Betamaxed, you might say.
