Sentence examples for particularly honoured from inspiring English sources

"We are particularly honoured to have Hiroshima survivor Shoso Kawamoto opening the exhibition and speaking at several events.

Syd Barrett - the gifted Pink Floyd songwriter who left the band and went back home to a withdrawn life in Cambridge - is particularly honoured.

Hawley says he feels particularly honoured to be joining the whole tour, after making friends with the family while making a Radio 2 documentary.

Bitto said she was "particularly honoured to have won a prize that has grown from a motive so dear to my own heart: the desire to redress gender inequality in the literary world".

"We are particularly honoured that Julia Gillard has seen fit to join our organisation as we continue to serve those in the community suffering depression and anxiety and who are at risk of suicide.

Organisers said they were particularly honoured that veterans of the battle had chosen to attend.

When Miltiades claimed a garland, Sochares of Decelea stood up in the midst of the assembly and opposed it, using words which, though ungracious, were received with applause by the people: "When you have gained a victory by yourself, Miltiades, then you may ask to triumph so too". What then induced them so particularly to honour Cimon?

Second, there is no legal certainty that trades will be honoured, particularly if the loser is a politically connected company.

Mr Mills said he was particularly pleased to have been honoured this year "given that it is the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation, and she has been the patron of the festival since its inception".

A few months later, I reported a particularly egregious "honour killing", one of the hundreds, if not thousands, that take place each year in India.

She was not yet a mother, and I found her to be a cruel and demented master; likely to fly into bizarre rages if she discovered I had bad-mouthed her to the Rosicrucian gimp or failed to invite her to a particularly grizzly honour killing.