Sentence examples for particularly listen from inspiring English sources

It might seem cheesy, but I particularly listen to Coldplay because I'm moved by their lyrics.

I really enjoy Front Row, particularly listening to Simon Russell Beale talking about Shakespeare's sonnets, which are so beautiful, and to hear them is particularly nice.

I found their isolation almost non-existent, meaning the music had to be turned up quite loud to be heard, particularly listening to podcasts on the train, which had to be very loud to hear what was going on over the noise of the tracks.

Particularly to listen to the diversity of alternatives that are coming from around the world.

Joe Marchese of The Second Disc describes Wonderwall Music as "a particularly enjoyable listen" in which "spacey mellotron, rollicking piano, sound effects, tape loops, and even rock textures" create "a beguiling tapestry of sound", while opining that "the authentic Indian music stands out most on this hypnotic and entertaining mélange".

Later on in Sutherland's career and particularly when listening to her records, there were times when the image would come to mind.

The Beatles in the U.S.A.," from 1964 — "you can see the Beatles, particularly Paul, listening to the radio on his Pepsi radio".

I don't particularly enjoy listening to any actor anatomising their personality, so I don't want to be that person".

This is what she once said: "All I know is that I have a distinctive voice I don't particularly like listening to".

I don't particularly enjoy listening to my voice for hours on end.

Many professionals find it indispensable, even though they may not particularly enjoy listening to it; others refuse to give it space in their studio but will happily admit that it is an effective professional tool.