Sentence examples for particularly for that from inspiring English sources

That's just me, although I loved watching Simon [Cowell] when he was on 'Idol,' particularly for that.

John Mann, the Labour MP who has campaigned for increased scrutiny of payoffs, said: "It is hugely inappropriate, particularly for that body.

Night-scented plants release their perfume in an effort to attract nocturnal insects and I like them particularly for that extra layer that they bring to a garden after night-fall.

"Dining out is more than just going out to eat," Mr. D'Amico says, particularly for that more youthful target audience; they see it as a "form of entertainment, an experience, not just food".

At the same time, the revelations have given the country a chance to vent its decidedly Central European distaste for others' success, and particularly for that of Mr. Kundera, who has long held himself aloof from the nation of his birth.

WPI The explanatory ability of WPI is the lowest (64 %) among the three models, but particularly for that it only has one dimension to evaluating service quality; at the same time, its explanatory ability is similar to and only 1%% less than QES, meaning that the impact on service quality is similar.

Actually, Cammaert's Madame is too particularly awful for that.

That load, particularly for those that can't find a job or sufficiently high salary, is often unbearable.

Gingrich is obviously a smart guy, but he knows almost nothing about the costs associated with a bankruptcy, particularly for municipalities that have gone that route.

This 'load' is unrealistic, particularly for populations that are naturally spatially structured such that gene flow between populations is low.

Particularly for people that have less education".