Sentence examples for particularly in the world of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, because in our society, and particularly in the world of male one-upmanship, "blonde" has connotations of beauty, sex appeal and desirability.

Flamboyance is a Harlem tradition, particularly in the world of Cam'ron (and his crew, the Diplomats), who ASAP Rocky grew up admiring.

International media, particularly in the world of blogs, are now filled with allegations of US aircraft and drones hitting women and children in Afghanistan in targeting cock-ups on an almost daily basis.

It has a mythical status, particularly in the world of dirt biking, because of the Baja 1,000 race that started in the 1960s – it was cool and glamorous, with the likes of Steve McQueen riding it.

It is a truth manifest particularly in the world of New York's moneyed nightlife, where the fear of looking too self-enamored (if not the fear of behaving so) has resulted in a chaotic hodgepodge of sartorial display.

It can be an extremely difficult balancing act – particularly in the world of investment banking where traders don't particularly like to be told what they can and cannot do.

We are a tiny little country and yet we exercise so much influence, particularly in the worlds of fashion and music.

Such arguments are nothing particularly new in the world of biography.

The idea of community had been particularly important in the world of photography, he suggested, which three decades ago "was much less popular, much less noted than it is now".

Still, right away I could tell what was firing up so many viewers, particularly online: in the world of Marvel Comics, a female antihero — a female anything — is a step forward.

The general absence of actual brainpower and/or sophistication is particularly evident in the world of reality TV programming.