Sentence examples for most particularly from from inspiring English sources

However, it does illuminate the way Hawkinson continually draws inspiration from the world around him, most particularly from his domestic life.

The curators of the new exhibition at Tate Modern, Angela Lampe and Clément Chéroux, point out in their catalogue that three-quarters of Munch's output dates from after 1900, most particularly from between 1913 and 1930.

I knew I had to learn everything I could about it, most particularly, from huge series from the Vancouver Sun last year.

At the time he felt unhappy there, even writing in his diary of contemplating suicide or running away: he hated being separated from his family, most particularly from his mother; he despised the music master; and he was shocked at the prevalence of bullying, though he was not the target of it.

An advantage of choosing a compact length is that the spectrum remains very stable when the sensor is subjected to vibrations, most particularly from airflow in this case.

But most particularly for Del Toro.

I have had hundreds of letters, over the eight years since the story was written, from men who said, "This is my story; you've told my life"; from other men who have said, "This is why I left Wyoming"; and, most particularly moving, from fathers who've said, "Now I know the hell my son went through".

Together, these results demonstrate that hnRNP C safeguards the transcriptome from aberrant and potentially detrimental expression of cryptic exons, most particularly those originating from Alu elements.

Increasingly, as he noted today, voters have been showing up at his rallies complaining of the tone of the race, and most particularly about calls from pollsters seeking to tarnish Mr. McCain.

An inverse relationship between wild measles infection and atopy has been cited as evidence for the hygiene hypothesis, most particularly the evidence from a longitudinal study of children in Guinea-Bissau following an epidemic of wild measles [ 74 ].

And most particularly, do the data from ATLAS and CMS misbehave in the same way as each other?