Sentence examples for particular understood from inspiring English sources

The Pankhursts in particular understood the power of the image; their portraits seem to have been passed around, collected and adored like photographs of music-hall stars.

One act in particular understood the potential of going quiet, and eventually made its lead singer the most successful female solo artist in British history, with more than fifty million albums sold.

According to Guttmann, the fundamental question in studying medieval Jewish philosophy was how medieval Jewish philosophers, and Maimonides in particular, understood the relation between reason and revelation as sources of knowledge.

8, says, "The intellect is what makes universality in things," and Avicenna says the same in his Metaphysicae V, cap. 2. Although this nature understood in the intellect has the notion of a universal in relation to things outside the soul (because it is one likeness of them all), as the nature has existence in this intellect or in that one, it is a certain particular understood species".

Klein in particular understood the sexual potential of a tight butt in an even tighter pair of jeans.

"Skip is a force of nature who in particular understands the intersection of technology and entertainment," said Adam D. Chinn, a Centerview founding partner.

Is it because this trailer is selling me a fight that I don't particular understand or want to see? No. It's Superman.

Although neither would be drawn on an ETA, having made a fortune from multimedia franchises such as Spawn, McFarlane in particular understands the potential value of an original IP.

"Senator Kirk's support should help Illinois house Republicans in particular understand why their support of the measure is the right thing to do," said Bernard Cherkasov, CEO of Equality Illinois.

Young people in particular understand what is happening to the planet.

Tostan and UNICEF are working together to help the villagers – women and girls in particular – understand their rights, speak up and make decisions for themselves.