Sentence examples for not particularly grateful from inspiring English sources
It made Snyder famous, but he was not particularly grateful.
I was eight years old when I came to Britain as a refugee - and was not particularly grateful.
Young Ugandans, who do not remember the bad old days, are not particularly grateful to Mr Museveni for having delivered their parents from Mr Obote, and even their parents wonder how long Mr Museveni plans to remain in charge.
"President Karzai was obviously not particularly grateful for the role that the United States and others have played in securing their country and it showed.
When I think of all I have to be thankful for I wonder that You don't just kill me now because You've done so much for me already & I haven't been particularly grateful.
We didn't feel he was particularly grateful, but it's quite a nice thing to be able to say you have done.
I thought: I don't have one – no, I do!" Hoop was particularly grateful for the support, even though she was in her mid-20s at the time.
When Silvia Bossa, a soprano, came out with a dramatic delivery of Solimano's aria, the audience was grateful for her energy, even if her singing was not particularly accurate.
I've not encountered too many instances in my own day to day usage in which I found myself particularly grateful for the added real estate, but who's going to argue with a little extra space.
He was particularly grateful to Coyle.
