Sentence examples for not particularly friendly from inspiring English sources

"The Flyers fans were not particularly friendly the whole game," Quigley said.

WASHINGTON - New Jersey -- by the calculus of national politics -- is not particularly friendly terrain for Republicans.

(Relations among these sellers are not particularly friendly; each complains of copycats selling low-quality versions).

As the title suggests, the main character is New York, and it's not particularly friendly or inviting.

Verizon was also not particularly friendly with Google, whose participation in an auction of precious wireless spectrum angered Verizon executives.

The airline emerged under the leadership of William A. Franke, a turnaround specialist who was not particularly friendly to labor.

Johnny – I don't like to speak ill of the dead – wasn't particularly friendly.

When he came into office, we weren't particularly friendly to him at newyorker.com.

"Prospective students have this perception that b-schools and business in general isn't particularly friendly to LGBT people," says Mr Kidd.

The Colorado tester wasn't particularly friendly in slow-speed maneuvers, especially when in four-wheel drive.

Illinois' hot summers and harsh winters aren't particularly friendly to the vine at least not the ones you're likely to have heard of, such as cabernet, merlot and pinot noir.