Sentence examples for particularly clearly from inspiring English sources

I'm quoting it here not because the details are new, but because it explains the rule changes particularly clearly.

Sayers comes through particularly clearly, a publicist and advocate for the whole gang, secretary of the club, a bit daunting on occasion.

Economy, decentralization, and freedom from governmental control were the classical liberal's main concerns, as shown particularly clearly in the writings of John Stuart Mill.

It is at this point that the links between Jungian psychology and religion emerge particularly clearly, because if symbolism and mythology are the natural languages of the unconscious, they are the natural languages of spiritual traditions too.

His point about the living wage, and the importance of going back to the principles at the heart of the welfare system when it was set up, was sound, but probably not expressed particularly clearly.

It appears particularly clearly in inert solvents such as benzene, in which catalysis by molecular acids and bases is frequently observed despite the absence of detectable quantities of ions derived from the solvent.

The children's silence is particularly inexplicable; clearly something dark colored their relationship.

Whenever someone from a police family is involved, it is particularly distressing, clearly".

Non-genetic factors, particularly lifestyle, clearly affect the development of age-related diseases and affect health and lifespan in the general population.

Laboratory-based surveillance will be less timely and sensitive than conventional methods in detecting many local outbreaks of disease, particularly those clearly associated with a certain setting, and in detecting many widespread outbreaks of disease with unusual signs and symptoms (e.g., acute flaccid paralysis in a polio outbreak).

And I still remember his face very clearly, particularly the way that he smiled.