Sentence examples for particularly honored from inspiring English sources
Which should make Steven Tyler, lead singer of the rock group Aerosmith, feel particularly honored to be depicted.
"We are particularly honored that Secretary Janet Napolitano is here," he said, nodding to the current head of Homeland Security.
"I'm particularly honored that the president of the United States, based on our record of service, is standing with us in this campaign," Mr. Jackson said at the event.
Moses and Jesus are among the prophets who are particularly honored in the Koran, which also recognizes the Torah, the Psalms of David and the Gospels as God's revelation.
So do the avalanche of bloody body parts thrown onto the stage at the end of a battle and the severed Visigoth head that chats with Pippin and is not particularly honored to have died for its king.
In terms of undergraduate awards, I was particularly honored to receive in 2000 the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching/CASE Louisiana Professor of the Year Award for undergraduate teaching.
She has concentrated specifically on women's rights, exposing injustices and educating audiences about women's issues, particularly honor killings, sexual slavery, domestic violence, workplace discrimination, sexual assault, abuse of prisoners, and more.
Fitzpatrick — Fitz makes a great nickname, and this is one cool way to get there, especially to honor a Patrick namesake, particularly apt since Fitz means 'son of'.
Brahms's humanist requiem is particularly appropriate to honor those still suffering, since it focuses on the living, unlike the traditional Requiem Mass in the Roman Catholic liturgy, which opens with prayers for the dead.
"As we celebrate the BMA's 100th anniversary this year, we are particularly excited to honor May's legacy as one of the BMA's most generous donors".
I always put up a Day of the Dead ofrenda of sorts in my house, and this year I'm particularly aware of honoring not only our relatives, but also our Mexican brothers and sisters.
