Sentence examples for particularly blow from inspiring English sources

Modest Mouse released their first album in almost a decade this week, Strangers to Ourselves, and it did not particularly blow anyone away.

For instance, where Antonioni's films have often had an unwarranted way of seeing with a foreigner's eye — particularly "Blow-Up" and "Zabriskie Point" — the method is totally pertinent to "The Passenger," because it is a study of a bleached-out man for whom everything is estranging.

A third prototype, equipped with the so-called holographic display, is shown mostly off-camera, and Brownlee, though he says he was merely at a loss for words, doesn't seem particularly blown away.

He added: "With the leaves coming off the trees, particularly blown by the high winds, it does mean that there is that potential for surface water flooding the drains.

Meyers was particularly blown away by what he called "Dr.

I was particularly blown away by the character of Sister Mary Downy, a nun with a powerhouse voice and brilliant comic timing, played by Jennifer Simard.

Mayer's wonderful storytelling also surfaced this gem: A self-professed nerd, she attended a science camp one summer where they heard from various speakers and professors, one of whom she was particularly blown away by.

This week, we've been particularly blown away by NA Nguzu's latest on Fade to Mind, which practically shaved our ears off, as well as the storming "Battery" from fellow Future Brown cohort Fatima Al Qadiri.

While every finalist is worthy of its own article, we were particularly blown away by the winning designs in three specific categories: Architecture + Art, Architecture + Technology, and Architecture + Photography And Video, and decided to highlight both the judges' picks and the popular choice winners. .

This closing is a particularly tough blow.

It was not a particularly forceful blow, but it was direct.