Sentence examples for must have particularly from inspiring English sources

Like the proverbial peacock's tail, an excess of testosterone suggests that an individual must have particularly disease-resistant genes in order to compensate.

The human wreckage along the Hagerstown Pike must have particularly impressed Gardner because he took five photographs of one scene from different angles — the most he took of any single group of dead.

Less familiarly, the 56-year-old put it in language that might have come straight from the lips of his numerous geezer turns, from Sexy Beast to those lucrative bet365 adverts (which must have particularly delighted the taxman).

It must have particularly rankled Putin that having promised Yanukovych a $15 billion bailout to redress Ukraine's parlous economic condition, in return for maintaining strong ties with Russia, Yanukovych would not only have quietened the protests of his countrymen, but also very importantly from Moscow's perspective, kept Ukraine in the sphere of Russian influence.

As for Thierry Castola's killer, nothing is known except that he must have had particularly sharp eyesight.

Schiff alludes to the fact that Bernstein must not have particularly warmed up to the piece.

Gregg must have been particularly pleased.

Benítez's birthday cake must have tasted particularly good.

But he must have been particularly unsettled by a review in the Literary Chronicle and Weekly Review.

A radio with non-stop static must have been particularly awful for Alan.

This dilemma must have been particularly acute for Dati, a single mother of 43.