Sentence examples for particularly come from inspiring English sources

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

Such work doesn't particularly come from or go anywhere, in the unfolding history of art or of anything else.

But that doesn't mean that everything fabulously old-school Valentino won't be rippling through your wardrobe choices this autumn, particularly come party season.

But it makes those deliberately worked shifts from one form or colour to another look as artificial as a Dalí or Magritte, comparisons that particularly come to mind before the many paintings of animal skulls.

"His penchant for making seemingly ambiguous statements about all kinds of issues, from the most immaterial to the most serious, has of late particularly come under fire," the newspaper said in an editorial.

And I suppose this is because some of the novels I love the most - Ondaatje's 'the English Patient' and 'In the Skin of a Lion' particularly come to mind - have already achieved this far better than I could.

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.

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