Sentence examples for particularly kind of from inspiring English sources

Guitarist Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers Band said his soloing on songs such as "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" "comes from Miles and Coltrane, and particularly Kind of Blue.

"Just because the company markets Barbie with a particularly kind of story, it's pretty clear that kids don't necessarily follow those scripts," she said, adding that kids do everything from chopping off Barbies' heads to making bowling games to creating Barbie porn videos.

It's blunt and occasionally snarky and not particularly kind, but a lot of what he says is completely true.

Piling – a particularly invasive kind of foundation – has become prevalent.

I'm just not a particularly opinionated kind of guy.

That is a particularly smart kind of economic stimulus.

Romania seems to breed a particularly unblushing kind of Mafiosi.

Astrocytomas are a particularly virulent kind of cancer which generally form strands, making surgery difficult.

Though later I discovered that turkeys do embody a particularly American kind of comeback story.

Adding to this natural bonding, jobs in Japan confer identity, command loyalty and inspire a particularly fervent kind of dedication.

Whitney Robinson, the editor of Elle Décor, told me, "For Americans, particularly, this kind of bold international style is still very foreign.