Sentence examples for particular loved from inspiring English sources

He took great pleasure in going on drives and on holiday, and in particular loved to visit the beach.

Every establishment we visit -- restaurant, art gallery, hotel, museum -- prominently features a commemorative display, an altar of sorts, to a particular loved one who has passed on.

Elizabethans, in particular, loved globes — "the whole earth, a present for a prince," was Queen Elizabeth's awe-struck response to a gift of a globe — and then there is the name of a certain theater.

As in Sept. 11th memorial services over the years, relatives of the victims, many of them children, slowly and deliberately pronounced each name and concluded their section of the reading with a memory of or sentiment for their particular loved one.

Journalists and politicians, in particular, loved Mr Gladwell's concept of the tipping point, the moment when a trend flips into irreversible change, because it lends the power of apparent inevitability to almost any argument.In his latest book, "Outliers", Mr Gladwell employs many of the techniques that made the other two so engaging.

The judge's decision was phrased in a very kindly way, but its tragic final lines are not borne out by the rest of it: "If in later life P reads this judgment, as she may well do, I hope that she will appreciate that her mother in particular loved her and wished for her to return to live with her and to bring her up.

(Snow leopards, in particular, love Calvin Klein's Obsession).

Consulting and services firms, in particular, love the sound of intrapreneurship: its shrewd initiative and entrepreneurial chutzpah, its promise of full-scale corporate renovation.

Television in particular loves a flawed protagonist, be it the manipulative lawyer Glenn Close plays on "Damages," the teacher turned drug dealer portrayed by Bryan Cranston on "Breaking Bad" or Michael C. Hall, who plays a serial killer with scruples on "Dexter".

Darrell, in particular, loves receiving Kindles as gifts from loved ones in particular.

The stories of all the other symposiasts, too, are stories of their particular loves masquerading as stories of love itself, stories about what they find beautiful masquerading as stories about what is beautiful.