Sentence examples for particularly asking from inspiring English sources

In the weeks to come, thousands of men will lay down their lives or suffer disablement, will endure pain and hardship and strain, will throw everything they have into the balance of victory without particularly asking why or counting the cost.

· Communication – an essential ingredient, particularly asking residents what their priorities are.

He particularly asked that you should speak".

But she had particularly asked whether she might present her articles in such a way.

This is one of those remakes that no one had particularly asked for.

However as the case for GM has been put so powerfully by the report which prompted today's debate I particularly asked John to counterbalance this with a summary of the arguments on the other side.

Johnson "particularly asked that... Evelyn Lincoln, President Kennedy's secretary, be present," Judge Hughes recalled, but when she came in she stood in the midst of the crowd behind him, so that she was not sufficiently prominent; he made a gesture and she squeezed forward until she was standing directly behind him.

In 1987 he was appointed a member of the Irish senate by the prime minister, Charles Haughey, who particularly asked him to occupy the seat as a northerner, a man of great cultural eminence and one with significant cross-border activity – all three of Haughey's criteria being met in one person.

They were particularly asked about activity linked to looking after their homes.

Because if you do a sum of the parts of IAC as against a private market value of any of these assets, and particularly Ask, I don't think anybody ascribes any meaningful value to Ask.com".com

I would particularly ask people to look at the beverages that they're drinking.