Sentence examples for particularly like what from inspiring English sources

Analyst after analyst presses an ear to the chest of this state, and none particularly like what they hear.

"I don't particularly like what they did with it and I think, actually, their readers clearly didn't – and they are right," she said.

Of the film studios, he said, "I didn't particularly like what they are doing, so it was a very amicable divorce in that respect".

I did not particularly like what these women did, but they did not interrupt any service, damaged nothing, and assaulted no-one.

"I don't particularly like what he is doing with the Board of Education," offered another man, who added, however, that he was a fan of the mayor's bike lanes.

Particularly like what's going on with her necklines.

But the 500th anniversary has forced a process of self-examination, and many Brazilians do not particularly seem to like what they see.

Local Conservatives often don't like what they hear – particularly an elected mayor overseeing a disparate cluster of local councils.

I particularly like to ask mothers what they dream about for their children's futures, and the answer is almost always the same wherever I go.

We would particularly like to know at what point Trust will divest should these aims not be met, whether on a company-by-company or sector-wide basis.

We would particularly like to know at what point the Trust will divest should these aims not be met, whether on a company-by-company or sector-wide basis".