Sentence examples for particularly interesting from from inspiring English sources

"It is particularly interesting from the word go - by which I mean Cain and Abel, Romulus and Remus.

Particularly interesting from this viewpoint are the phenomena of metacontrast; by this is meant the inductive effect of a primary light stimulus on the sensitivity of the eye to a previously presented light stimulus on an adjoining area of retina.

Adam Dickinson, founder and managing director at Adapt Nutrition commented: "What I find particularly interesting from the research is how we're seeing northern cities taking the lead in the health and fitness stakes.

Use of ultrafine powders is particularly interesting from the economical point of view, as belt grinding can be sufficient for finishing in many cases.

This system is particularly interesting from the frequency regulation point of view due to the high penetration of wind power generation.

The case of the literary and history canon is particularly interesting from this viewpoint as it epitomizes, arguably, both the strongest and most debated expression of monoculturalism.

What makes this piece particularly interesting, aside from the natural and forthright style, is Betts's chosen coping mechanism: books.

There's a comprehensive lineup of company stands on offer, and some particularly interesting players from Turkey and the Arab states.

It seemed ­particularly ­unfortunate that the orchestra, ­having ­promised something quite ­special with its ­introductory numbers – an interesting blend of the hard-edged, visceral fiddle sound and the warmer classical string – was ultimately used as little more than a glorified backing band, with a couple of not particularly interesting pieces from Sutherland's film scores thrown in.

Aluminum is a particularly interesting material from both fundamental and application points of view.

Sartre drew some particularly interesting conclusions from the definition of the functions of art on the basis of an existentialist metaphysics.