Sentence examples for particularly free from inspiring English sources
The phrase "particularly free" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is especially or exceptionally free in comparison to other things. Example: "I find this country particularly free compared to my own, with its open-minded culture and progressive laws."
Cash flow is important -- particularly free cash flow, the amount remaining after capital expenses are paid.
The atmosphere, which wasn't particularly free under Medvedev, has soured considerably.
He told Andrew Marr that he admired their policies on education, particularly free university education.
Hair is granted a particularly free pass, with everyday outfits allowed to be capped with a bobble hat.
What other online educational offerings on climate (and energy) are out there — particularly free ones like this?
By blocking or slowing certain Net transmissions, they could shunt us toward their own programming and prevent us from viewing alternatives, particularly free ones.
Various venues For years, Tony Law has trafficked in a particularly free-wheeling form of surrealistic whimsy.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), the self-help and educational group originally founded by pianist Muhal Richard Abrams to raise the profile of African-American experimental music – particularly free-improvised jazz – and still very active now.
"It has been particularly freeing for the creatives and artists in the community, to have Oamaru adopt something like steampunk as a core part of their identity".
In this depiction the contemporary German world does not seem particularly freer than the baroque world of the 17th century with its elaborate social codes.
Beckham has a huge following among Asians, particularly free-spending Japanese teenagers.
