Sentence examples for not particularly going from inspiring English sources

I don't know, I'm not particularly going into another drawer.

"Ed Miliband didn't particularly go looking for this fight.

I didn't particularly go looking for anything; it just happened.

I do not particularly like going barefoot.

Directed with maximum sass and stage blood by Robert Ross Parker, Nguyen's script — part homage, part parody — treads where the "Scream" and "Scary Movie" franchises have not particularly boldly gone before.

"I don't particularly like going back.

"I don't particularly like going from indoors to outdoors to indoors.

Mr. Sirkin was also not particularly enthusiastic about going, but showed up because a friend — a nephew of Ms. Rabbani's mother — insisted.

After what is usually a pro forma pass through Customs (which, like the Food and Drug Administration, seems not particularly eager to go after senior citizens), homeward they go.

I don't think a shark would particularly go for one ahead of the other – "Oh, Jez, he's so easy going; he'll be less sinewy".

Michele Rosenthal, 43, of Newton, is not particularly religious, but went to Mayyim Hayyim after suffering a miscarriage.