Sentence examples for of which particularly from inspiring English sources

The alternative is either a significantly smaller show or a significantly inflated ticket price; neither of which particularly appeals.

How much less idiosyncratic would his life have been, certainly to read, had he landed up in Soho or Fitzrovia, the doings of which, particularly in that period, are amply documented and over-described.

The round-the-world flight is expected to take one to two months and will be conducted in stages — some of which, particularly the stretch across the Pacific, will probably take four to five days to complete.

He directed the material and artistic restoration of the monastery, the mosaic work of which, particularly the extant piece showing him offering the church of Chora to an enthroned Christ, represents the acme of 14th-century Byzantine mosaic art.

Though a handful of roads travel through the area, most spectacular is the autumn view from the water: with all its nooks and crannies, the lake has 1,150 miles of waterfront, significant portions of which — particularly inside the park and at its western end — are still unmarred by development.

The words proved prophetic: in January this year the author suffered a stroke and she died four months later, in May, at the age of 85. Rendell left behind an extraordinary legacy: more than 70 books, some of which (particularly the novels she wrote under the name of Barbara Vine) have been described by Ian Rankin as "consistently better work than most Booker winners put together".

Toxicity of TMZ, which particularly consists of myelotoxicity, is manageable.

Thus, these are the factors associated with the development of PJI which particularly increase the chance of polymicrobial infection [24].

This analysis aids the design and synthesis of effective siRNAs, which particularly target human oncogenes.

The main imbalance laid in the uneven distribution of medical activity, which particularly affected new partners.

None of which sounds particularly side-splitting, admittedly.