Sentence examples for most particularly when from inspiring English sources

Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster who recently briefed Senate Democratic aides on her findings, said that the issue appealed most to independents, and that it resonated most particularly when it was tied to the idea of favors for special interests.

On this night, it was the French who seemed to be enjoying themselves the most, particularly when the music shifted from Asian-themed house to North African rai and they got up to dance in the darker corners.

Her prose can soar in moments of breathtaking beauty, most particularly when she turns a poet's eye on the landscape, though a minor criticism is that there's a surfeit of these passages.

Those, who are afflicted with it, are ceased [sic] while they are walking and most particularly when they walk soon after eating, with a painful and most disagreeable sensation in the breast, which seems as it would take their breath away, if it were to increase or to continue; the moment they stand still, all this uneasiness vanishes.

In the 1980s this happened so often to Labour that its leaders went almost crazy, most particularly when the party's candidate for a by-election in Greenwich was far from what Neil Kinnock would have regarded as ideal by-election material.

We Catholics who sinned by omission, keeping silent until the public scandal broke, are disingenuous, at best, when we lay all the guilt at the door of the hierarchy; and most particularly when we use the "crisis" as an occasion for advancing personal agendas rather than for responding to the immediate problem.

While I don't agree with Ms. McCain's politics -- most particularly highlighted when she says she supports the far-right, empty-shirted Marco Rubio because he has the pulse of where "the party should be going" -- I don't disagree with all of them, and admire her reasoned stances.

But most people, particularly when they're not beautiful and are getting on a bit, tense up at the very idea of having their photo taken.

It is here that Life of Pi scores most highly, particularly when placed next to its strongest competitors, all of whom play generically inside the box: Lincoln (historical biopic), Silver Linings Playbook (indie rom-com), Argo (political thriller).

It's important to listen to those who feel most strongly – particularly when they are not the strongest personalities at the table.

"What mums most need, particularly when they've got young children is local information in terms of local groups and nurseries," said Ms Russell.