Sentence examples similar to not particularly other from inspiring English sources
The insurance work -- representing policyholders in accident claims -- is not particularly sophisticated, other insurance lawyers say.
Raper was not particularly surprised: other patients had experienced the same reaction.
Here, art is not particularly relevant other than sketches by a local historian and photographs of the life if the local community.
Though all the styles from International Gothic to Rococo, from the early 15th century to the 18th, are represented here, this is less a full-fledged history play than a series of entr'actes, some not particularly engaging, others more satisfying than mere lessons ever are.
By all accounts, Mr. Chirac and President Bush do not particularly like each other, and their administrations deal with each other more out of need than out of friendship.
"And they're not particularly good with other actors.
The Czech player is an enigmatic character, not particularly popular with other players on the tour, and with what might be termed a suspect temperament.
The French movie culture out of which "Bonnie and Clyde" eventually grew was created by two men who never worked together and did not particularly like each other: Henri Langlois and André Bazin..
The French movie culture out of which "Bonnie and Clyde" eventually grew was created by two men who never worked together and did not particularly like each other: Henri Langlois and André Bazin.
Each of such laws is therefore not particularly useful for other rocks.
The story O'Donnell tells is not particularly different from other startup tales.
