Sentence examples for particular meant from inspiring English sources

That, and the performance of Loye in particular, meant that England were pretty content even in defeat.

He seems, for once, at a loss of words when trying to define what this place (and this person, in particular) meant to him.

He said the country's need for foreign investment, in particular, meant that "we have to improve our internal law and order situation".

And the fact that consumers associate Little Bit of Luck with the lottery in general rather than Take 5 in particular meant the character could become the star of a brand campaign, Mr. Mamorsky said, and "an overall ambassador for the lottery".

And while FIDE quoted a recently introduced rule that 'only tournaments which finished a month before the rating list should be included' it had a considerable effect on the very top of the list and in particular meant that Veselin Topalov remained on top ahead of Viswanathan Anand.

Their use of suicide bombers, in particular, meant that many countries officially designated them a proscribed organisation.

"You don't have to specify the particular means used to carry out the crime".

But the prospect of cuts in defence budgets, in the US in particular, mean the outlook continues to uncertain.

Motorsport, and F1 in particular, means such a lot to the Brazilian crowd and their passion lights up the whole arena.

But the pace of these tiny, incremental changes – and the achingly slow nudging upwards of state-school percentages at Oxbridge, in particular – means few of us will be around to vouch for that.

Ms. Dower's job in particular means a lot now because, as she points out, "In order for the city to rebuild what has just happened they will have to reissue bonds".