Sentence examples for particularly choice from inspiring English sources
The Ship also has a small brewery: the Sea Coal dark wheat beer is particularly choice.
We reminisced a little about those wild days at Camp David, and, before we signed off, he reminded me of one particularly choice moment.
Blogger Sleepless in Sudan published a particularly choice selection a few years ago, varying from "Sorry, but my tukul (mud hut) was flooded and the satellite phone died" to "I'll come see you next week honey.
Another particularly choice cut is the anonymous "Ciaccona di Paradiso e dell'Inferno," featuring Mr. Jaroussky in heaven and Mr. Sherwin and Mr. Tampieri, in perversely amusing vocal roles, in hell.
What also followed was a rousing performance by the Scot and one particularly choice flourish that must rank alongside Bruce Grobbelaar's spaghetti-legs routine as the most amusingly inspired mind game manoeuvre in the history of English clubs in European competition.
His repeated admonitions—"Listen to this," "Listen to this, everybody," "Listen to me, now," "Are you listening in Michigan and Ohio?," "Now, finally, listen," "Y'all you all got to listen carefully to this, this is really important"—came across not as hectoring but as breathless invitations, as if he was about to confide a particularly choice morsel of gossip.
Perhaps when we speak of "meaning in life," we have in mind one or more of these related ideas: certain conditions that are worthy of great pride or admiration, values that warrant devotion and love, qualities that make a life intelligible, or ends apart from base pleasure that are particularly choice-worthy.
Walt hasn't been the only one making choices, of course; the audience has, too, particularly the choice to keep tuning in.
The Schubert fantasy is a particularly compelling choice for "Sunshine".
But this high-visibility Senate race has presented the party with a particularly complicated choice.
A particularly felicitous choice was that of a little-recognized abstract painter named Julius Kramer.
