Sentence examples for most particularly as from inspiring English sources

I would like to point out that nothing establishes the integrity of a justice more certainly than a willingness to take an unpopular stand, most particularly, as in the present case, when his election is at stake.

As specifically noted in the original piece, I do not anticipate any ill behavior on the part of any of those discussed in the piece, most particularly, as stated in the piece, Governor Romney.

And, most particularly, as he assumed the helm of the Ghee Kung Tong as its dragonhead.

I urge you to seize this moment as an opportunity to help secure Palestinian freedom and a just peace, but most particularly as an opportunity to help Palestinian students you may never meet.

While Adria and his heavily male staff give microscopic attention to the ingredients and presentation of each dish (his chefs are equally adept with laptops and digital cameras as they are with a stove), the secret is to watch Ferran's eyes as he observes what's taking place around him and, most particularly, as he tastes something.

Counselling is referred to in different ways in the studies but most particularly as counselling prior to the TOP to discuss the different methods, their benefits, what to expect, compliance and follow-up [ 17] and in relation to decision-making [ 28].

Although Mr. Fiennes plays the central character, his direction keeps a tight focus on the story, eliciting memorable performances from Gerard Butler as Coriolanus's archenemy, Tullus Aufidius Jessica Chastainn as Coriolanus's wife, Virgilia; Mr. Cox; and, most particularly, Ms. Redgrave, as the mother who has trained him to be a warrior but eventually breaks his will.

Rees-Mogg would have us believe he is motivated by the plight of the poor, whom he says are "most particularly" punished as a "matter of choice not of necessity...

Writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, film critic Roger Ebert wrote "it stars actors of considerable physical appeal, most particularly Penélope Cruz as Silvia".

He came to international prominence in the 1960s, most particularly with pieces such as Eight Songs for a Mad King and Revelation and Fall in which he created a new, shocking and exhilarating vision of music theatre.

"Some businesses, most particularly ours, are undervalued as a result of them not being a very clear understanding of the potential here," David Haslingden, president and chief operating officer of the Fox Networks Group, said in May at a Nomura Securities meeting.