Sentence examples for most particularly at from inspiring English sources

These were everywhere visible, but most particularly at Alexander McQueen, Givenchy, Prada, Louis Vuitton and Yves Saint Laurent.

This is only becoming more apparent, most particularly at a time when our higher education sector is undergoing rapid, confused and misguided changes on all fronts.

Mr. Stiller marveled at his character's new home, at the ash wood paneling and parquet floors, the vivid stained-glass murals and, most particularly, at the shimmering blue and green tiles of the four fireplaces.

Most particularly at the 8th, when, turning into the wind and rain, he misjudged his tee shot and sent his second way past the hole over the back of the green.

The joke is not then at my expense, but most particularly at the expense of all those for whom life could be better but for his government reneging on the possibility of real change.

But most particularly, at this time of year: need an opinion on the disgusting, out-sized yellow and purple pansies sold in polystyrene trays for us to stuff our containers as "winter bedding"?

Also, one should carry out such a new approach with different target populations from racially and socio-economically diverse communities and geographical regions, and most particularly with women at high risk for HIV/STIs.

But in my panic, with everyone staring at me, most particularly Russell Crowe, who was holding the phone so angrily I thought it would shatter, the word just left my head.

/ Betray them both, or give back what they give?" First, anyone with even a cursory knowledge of Walcott's life knows that "the language of the colonial masters" was indeed "the one caught in his ear at home," most particularly the language of Shakespeare and the Bible, both of which were read to him as a boy by his mother.

It demonstrates a lifetime of career disadvantage, and the impact on superannuation, savings, wealth creation and most particularly on housing, leads to women at high risk of poverty in old age.

I've already warned you that most of your efforts will end in frustration--again a familiar feeling for most researchers, particularly at the beginning of a new project.