Sentence examples for particularly have a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivkin didn't particularly have a burning passion for legal matters, either.

"It seemed strange that a culture so full of storytelling didn't particularly have a tradition of cinema.

I suspect he doesn't even particularly have a worldview; it's driven by a need to feed this publicity machine".

Mr. Mikva said, "It indicated that he had not made his mark in the African-American community and didn't particularly have a style that resonated there".

"That's why these guys particularly have a problem and one of the reasons why I came here to listen to their problem," Mr. Palmer said.

Flannery O'Connor said, "Whenever I'm asked why Southern writers particularly have a penchant for writing about freaks, I say it is because we are still able to recognize one," and among Richard's gifts is the affinity he feels for the freaks and special children of the world.

This threat of scaling is more serious when the temperature increases; indeed, these two salts, CaCO3 and CaSO4, present, particularly, have an inverse solubility phenomenon.

TriBeCa, particularly, has a lack of supply of larger units.

Also, I don't think he particularly has a point.

Extension communication, particularly, has a large bearing on the sustainability of agricultural developments projects.

From experiments with tendon movements, there are strong indications that the deep division, particularly, has a stabilizing function on the basal joint of the thumb [5].