Sentence examples for particularly it seems from inspiring English sources

Particularly, it seems, on his sound-stages.

Particularly, it seems, when it comes to our knowledge of sex off enders.

New Yorkers have welcomed out-of-staters, particularly, it seems, when it comes to choosing their Senate candidates.

But the younger customers the industry covets are less interested in driving than they used to be — particularly, it seems, in France and especially in trendsetting Paris.

Everyone is vying for Mr. Wheeler's attention, particularly, it seems, middle-aged men who prize young women who prize very expensive high heels.

Mr. Hersh tells of Mr. Kissinger's frequently contemptuous treatment of subordinates and his brutal treatment of bureaucrats (particularly, it seems, ambassadors) when they resisted his policies.

His efforts registered particularly, it seemed to one susceptible listener on a day dominated by war, in the phrases "et in terra pax" ("and peace on earth") and "dona nobis pacem" ("give us peace").

At district level particularly, it seemed that providers' perceptions of their role was influenced by the level of resources available in their settings.

Collecting serves this role particularly well, it seems, because its repetitive structure allows the individual to repeat the tension-reducing act of acquisition when the satisfaction induced by the previous act fades.

So I've always asked myself that question, but particularly now it seems like this is a crucial time.

The last detail, the "orange-flavored lids," particularly grates — it seems like such a blatant bid for synesthesia, unearned.