Sentence examples for particularly is the from inspiring English sources

Anthrax particularly is the worry that won't go away, the sorcerer's apprentice gone toxic.

What I love particularly is the part children play in this creative game.

But the point I wish to emphasise particularly is the newness of outlook that the music of Sibelius constantly shows – the sense it gives us that we are really listening to a new voice.

So, who was John and who was Paul? "One of the great thing about the Beatles – and you can hear it in Abbey Road particularly – is the harmonies and I think the way we harmonised together was really strong," Wright says.

But the most important thing in our view is that Europe is still at low risk and that the western part of the European region particularly is the best prepared in the world to respond to viral haemorrhagic fevers including Ebola," she said.

One Hindu nationalist, Prafull Goradia, suggests that Indian Muslims should be forced to take an oath of loyalty (though he would rather Muslims of all sorts moved to Arabia).Pluralist, in principleAn uneasy relationship with Pakistan was perhaps inevitable; but what would have distressed Nehru particularly is the prominent role played by religion in domestic politics.

This will particularly be the case if the Social Democrats claim the foreign ministry.

This might particularly be the case for migrants who come on a short-term visa.

This should particularly be the case for bronchoscopy with bronchoalveolar lavage (Grade 2+, strong agreement).

"This will particularly be the case against a Northampton side who have such a strong pedigree.

This seems to have particularly been the case with the schools.