Sentence examples for particularly interested to know from inspiring English sources

We'd be particularly interested to know what you think are the best single-line descriptions of being drunk or hungover.

We are particularly interested to know if we there are any open textbook publishing initiatives at UCT not represented.

Researchers were particularly interested to know if gender plays a role, as studies have found that women perform worse in negotiations because they face backlash for acting assertively – but that one way around this backlash is by advocating for others.

"I would be particularly interested to know if any of the crossbench MPs, including myself, were the subject of any type of surveillance and whether parliamentary offices were being bugged".

According to Mr. Mohamed, the F.B.I. agents in Kuwait were particularly interested to know whether he had had any dealings with Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical American-born Muslim cleric believed to be in Yemen whom American operatives have been hunting for years.

As a publisher, while I'm thrilled by the thought of a long-term need for high-quality, trustworthy content, I'm particularly interested to know who will curate that and how.

Hi Kamila I am interested to know whether anything has particularly surprised you about spending four days alone in the Room For London?

I'm interested to know what strikes you, particularly, about our era?

Goldman Sachs, which paid $550 million to the S.E.C. after being accused of violating securities laws in putting together a particularly egregious mortgage-backed security, would no doubt be interested to know that it has "so far largely escaped scrutiny and accountability".

But it's never something that's particularly prominent when you read articles or anything (Judith) I'd be interested to know if there were people a lot younger than I was.

I'd be interested to know if other press offices have developed training or programmes targeted particularly at women within their institution.