Sentence examples for particular stressed from inspiring English sources

The President in particular stressed the "importance of having an optimistic sense of national mission".

Lenau and Valéry, in particular, stressed the dangers of seeking absolute knowledge, with its correlative of absolute power.

He added: "I have in particular stressed our belief that civil society must be included together with business, unions and professional organisations".

The youth delegates from Fox Lake in particular stressed the need for meaningful training and opportunity for advancement, not just jobs.

Litvinov, in particular, stressed the Soviet Union's "indisputable right" to commit naval forces to the Mediterranean (something Germany and Italy had opposed in meetings of the Non-Intervention Committee). Non-Intervention Committee

The media and the CNN moderators in particular—stressed that Tuesday's debate, more than any of the others, was important: the grand finale before the real election year; the "Christmas dinner" debate, as moderator Hugh Hewitt put it dramatically the one American voters will be talking about when they decide to torment relatives on Jesus's birthday.

Buddhism in particular stresses a compassion for all living creatures, transcending the boundaries of species.

"What you saw in the play was a company — and my character in particular — stressing the system to its breaking point," he said.

But executives at both banks were restrained in their expectations for the rest of the year, with J. P. Morgan Chase executives in particular stressing that they did not feel that their lending and investment banking businesses were ready to rebound.

Earlier iPhone models and phones from other manufacturers will do the same thing when subjected to particular stresses.

In particular stresses over 100 MPa and potentials more negative than −950 mV Ag/AgCl could be non-conservative.