Sentence examples for particularly came from inspiring English sources

"We talked about Cleopatra and Lady Macbeth and the comedies," Ms. Tichler said, "but nothing particularly came of it.

One of the clearest descriptions of the threat to schools, particularly, came in a prescient report prepared in 2004 for the 30-nation Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development by Brian E. Tucker, the founder of GeoHazards International, and Richard Yelland, the director of the O.E.C.D.'s division on educational buildings.

These fits particularly came after one of Theroux's elitist, degrading attempts at phonetically capturing the Southern accent.

The regulations particularly came under the spotlight during a visit Adams made to the United States in 1994, where he gave a speech that was widely broadcast around the world, but had to be dubbed in the UK because of the ban.

When an animator suggested to the presenter to share her concerns with the patient, this ambivalence particularly came to the fore.

Peter West particularly comes to mind.

So 8percentt growth is very good, particularly coming on top of other good years".

Others have found the onetime history professor's tone patronizing, particularly coming from a backbencher.

Particularly coming up to 2017, next year, because Joe has said that the cash runs out.

French troops in Mitrovica have particularly come under heavy criticism by both Serbs and ethnic Albanians.

I was grateful for the praise, particularly coming from someone I admired and envied.