Sentence examples for particularly come to from inspiring English sources

"Two that particularly come to mind as concerns or apprehension from potential users of straw are fire-resistance and weather-resistance.

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.

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.

He explained: "The thing about this length that I've particularly come to like is that you can get the impact of a novel, which arises from its complexity and the thoroughness of detail, but you can also get the impact you get from a short story, because a good reader can keep the whole thing in mind.

"Usually there are a number of big albums that tend to come out at the start of the year and grow in sales in the months that follow – Adele and Emeli Sandé are two recent examples that particularly come to mind," said the BPI spokesman.

This has particularly come to a head in Ukraine, where the roots of the current fighting can be attributed, in part, to the country pursuing a European rather than a Russian future.

Peter West particularly comes to mind.

And then particularly, coming to Chicago.

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

"It is very prestigious, particularly to come to New York".

A lot of people, women particularly, have come to this programme to find out who they are.