Sentence examples for more particularly of from inspiring English sources

Particularly important would be hair samples for DNA testing and descriptions of clothing and more particularly, of jewelry.

I am thinking particularly of Kierkegaard's "Fear and Trembling," and, even more particularly, of the "Exordium" ("Attunement") that opens that strange book, and which many people (including me) usually skip, in confusion, to get to the meat of the "Problemata".

Newly translated by Christopher Hampton and staged by James Macdonald, this is a darkening portrait of a 1930s Germanic small town and, more particularly, of its station master – a seeming model citizen called Hudetz.

No wonder Europe's and Japan's stockmarkets have outpaced those in America, despite the latter's faster GDP growth.Second and more worrying, the success of companies no longer guarantees the prosperity of domestic economies or, more particularly, of domestic workers.

The former Harvard Law School professor complained that the majority was thwarting the states' effort "to solve what is perhaps the most persistent, intractable, elusive and demanding of all problems in society — the problem of crime and, more particularly, of its prevention".

American critic Michael Fried, in the essay "Art and Objecthood" (1967), apotheosized "art" in contrast to "theatricality"—another version of Greenberg's elevation of formal art over literary art, more particularly of Cubism over Dadaism arguing that "it is by virtue of their presentness and instantaneousness that modernist painting and sculpture defeat theater".

Love's vindictive scam is a revenge on marriage, and, more particularly, on the idea of the couple.

Many scholars have considered the pamphlet as evidence for an association, in eighteenth-century thought, between same-sex vice and the influence of continental (and specifically Roman Catholic) European mores, particularly of those from France and Italy.

I cried for black people in general, but more particularly for those of us at the margins who have been struggling and who have never received enough support.

The photoredox catalysis applied to the field of polymers and more particularly to the design of photoinitiating systems is briefly reviewed.

A second objective was to describe the presence of common perceptions enabling or challenging utilization of these strategies (more particularly assessment of sedation using validated scales and DSI) and compare these amongst physicians and nurses.