Sentence examples for particularly good made from inspiring English sources

This looks particularly good made with a mixture of green and yellow courgettes.

It's particularly good if made ahead of time and reheated a day or two later.

Here's a particularly good recording, made at Santa Monica College: This is a more thorough presentation than some I've done, so I've split it into two parts here.

"I think here in the East Midlands we are particularly good at making things happen and in Derby, we make things that make things happen".

The patient Mets had more walks (27) than strikeouts (24) against the Cardinals; Benny Agbayani, Alfonzo and Zeile are particularly good at making pitchers work deep into counts.

"Some of them are particularly good at making you get aroused very quickly.

Coverage about these issues is particularly good at making us feel like we cannot do anything.

Weirdly, our bodies don't seem to be particularly good at making distinctions between the different types and levels of stress.

Reagan was particularly good at making Americans "stand tall" – and this mattered because he followed a string of Presidents who had made Americans feel bad: Johnson over Vietnam, Nixon over Watergate, Ford over his general inability to get anything right, and Carter over the Iranian hostage crisis.

Neither of them wants to do any of this, it is clear, but both of them have long ago stopped resisting; Ferris is particularly good at making it feel like their fate.

Gifts to friends, family, and charity are particularly good at making us feel happier.