Sentence examples for particularly certainly from inspiring English sources

"If you're looking at young adults particularly, certainly in Italy, if a young man wanted to go and live alone, people might say 'what's wrong with his family?', whereas in the Scandinavian countries they might ask what's wrong with a young person if they are living with their parents when they are 29".

"I don't think there is any evidence that pragmatic silence has proved particularly effective, certainly in promoting human rights".

I would suggest other incentives too: women should be praised and admired as mothers, and for raising families, because parenting – and particularly motherhood – certainly does require sacrifices.

They watch all these DVDs they're not supposed to, they look at stuff online particularly, and certainly when it comes to gore they've seen it all".

In truth this first stage of the CLUSTER procedure does not claim to be particularly innovative, certainly in terms of the techniques used.

Short-term verbal memory is particularly impaired, certainly due to a limited capacity of the verbal short-term memory system [51,44,3] that could be at the origin of the impaired language seen in DS patients [44,28,30].

They are not particularly hardline, and certainly not pro-Soviet.

If they don't find it particularly curious, I certainly do," he said.

In the film, it looks elegant although not particularly luxurious and certainly not very comfortable.

It's also a wine produced under particularly unusual and certainly unrepeatable conditions.

Though his parents, particularly his father, certainly leaned on their son to succeed, they were not monsters.