Sentence examples for most particularly not from inspiring English sources

Some might think that murder by priests is worse than murder of priests because priests are most particularly not supposed to murder, and if murdered (in the right circumstances, that is; not in bed with their mistresses or - more usually of late - choirboys) can claim martyrdom.

On any given day since the Second World War, virtually anyone lunching there, most particularly not excluding Joan Irvine, has had a direct or indirect investment in the development of California, which is to say the obliteration of the undeveloped California now on view at the Irvine Museum.

A number of conservative bishops, including some cardinals, petitioned the Pope not to allow a vote and to turn the document over to a new subcommission — most particularly, not to Cardinal Bea's Secretariat for Christian Unity, which had drafted the original text — so that it could be rewritten along the lines they desired.

There are several ways to know that Republicans do not actually care about the national debt, most particularly not reducing it.

Most particularly, he does not like putting new music into its own box, partitioned from the rest of music and from life.

As I point out in detail in my upcoming book, Oil's Endless Bid, out from John Wiley and Sons in a few weeks, the "financialization" of all commodity markets, but most particularly oil, has not only unnecessarily pumped up the prices that you and I pay for gasoline and corn and wheat, but has made those prices far more viciously volatile.

China's economic leaders are determined and impressive people, popular on the international circuit for their frank talk, their willingness to hand their e-mail addresses to anyone with a complaint, and, most particularly, for their promises not to devalue the Chinese yuan or the Hong Kong dollar.

And while it's too early to know how the exhibition will fare with critics, there is little reason to doubt Mr. Broad's assertion that it will likely pull the crowds in and engage a new public, most particularly "audiences that would not otherwise go to museums".

You can leave that computer alone, most particularly if it is not yours.

Particularly not at most Christmas shows.

"No child should be kept in a 320-bed warehouse, but particularly not the most vulnerable," said Penelope Gibbs, who chairs the Standing Committee for Youth Justice.