Sentence examples for particular fun from inspiring English sources

It was particular fun to hear him try to describe it as work.

She had particular fun with the bizarre costumes in Casino Royale (1967), the spy spoof with a multitude of James Bonds.

In one of the later scenes, he and the cast seem to have particular fun proving that affluent white Anglo-Saxon Protestants do get angry.

Mr. King seems to have particular fun with the process by which Edgar finds himself becoming the toast of Sarasota and a lauded "American primitive" to boot.

The French media have already been revelling in it with France Football having particular fun reducing both to amusingly simplistic caricatures.

As this complicated word picture is being painted by Ms. Landgraf, Ms. Sharpe evokes each of those descriptive phrases with delightfully silly determination, having particular fun with the vivid image of that "lithe body" fretting restlessly.

Mr. Llana, the strongest singer in the cast, in particular has fun with his character's surfer-dude dopiness, his eyes popping from his head as each new pleasure of paradise is revealed.

Female meanness has always been based on spite, gossip, rumor-spreading, ostracizing, getting groups to target one girl in particular, making fun and a host of other actions that can still make grown women feel a chill or worse at memories of this behavior.

Netscape needed a specific product and a more structured set of tasks, done in a particular order, fun or not.

As you can see above, this particular set of "fun facts" contains one thing that isn't a fact, and five things that aren't fun. .

One trader said a particular strategy was "fun," while another said he was "trying to drive price" in his swap bet, according to messages cited by Reuters.