Sentence examples for particularly like something from inspiring English sources

According to tradition, if I particularly like something, I'm supposed to mentally consult my checkbook, lean forward and whisper approval into my darling's ear.

We demand to have our say anywhere and any time on any subject (particularly when we don't like something), but we also want to be able to shop, walk, work, travel and eat without disruption.

"It's not something I particularly like," Monk said.

"If you don't like something, you're not going to do particularly well at it.

Applause usually erupted after movements, and at times during them, if the audience heard something it particularly liked.

"The act of joining was not something many of us particularly liked.

"The act of joining was not something many of us particularly liked," civil rights leader Julian Bond told the writer Thomas Hauser.

The lay members particularly liked the "telling children" range of books and would like to see something similar developed about chronic pain.

He particularly liked me swearing.

He particularly likes tech stocks.

Neither particularly likes hearing voices.