Sentence examples for particularly I think from inspiring English sources

Particularly, I think, on films like Mean Streets, or Taxi Driver from Schrader's script.

"Too often, particularly I think in an American context, everybody says, 'We want policies that reflect our values,' but nobody says what those values are," Stiglitz told me.

They saw that my friends were cool guys — particularly, I think, Glenn — and, at least for gang purposes, just let the race thing go.

"In the UK, as elsewhere – but particularly, I think, in the US – the consequences of this are ever more apparent in the deteriorating state of our public health," Charles said.

"He would have been very proud at the continuing legacy of Britain in those places around the world, and particularly I think he would have been amazed at India, the world's largest democracy, and a stark contrast with other less fortunate places that haven't had the benefit of British rule, if I can say this on the record.... why not?

Combined with the imprecision of controllers particularly I think this kind of game would be very hard to get right (as would safe cracking and a variety of similar activities).

But there were other times, particularly, I thought, with the soliloquies, where he was delivering a speech as opposed to showing a man thinking out loud, which happened to be overheard by a thousand people.

Several of these, particularly, I thought, Use of Weapons, with its double-helix narrative structure and extraordinarily convincing alternative world, are nothing short of masterpieces.

And this will be particularly brutal, I think.

This is particularly true, I think, in the area of executive compensation.

"And it's particularly wonderful, I think, when a book wins that in some way has not yet received the recognition that it deserves".