Sentence examples for particularly made from inspiring English sources

Last night's game was closer than even that score indicates, and it was close because Kidd and Marbury, who led their teams with skill and determination, particularly made it so.

As it had to be, the majestic high Mass on Thursday for Cardinal Avery Dulles at St. Patrick's Cathedral was an occasion of splendor and vivid remembrance for a soft-spoken cardinal who — though he wielded intellectual and moral influence as a Jesuit, a theologian and a writer — once said, "I'm not particularly made for ceremonies".

The design task is particularly made difficult by the numerous different cases that need be analyzed.

The experimental and numerical analyses of the mechanical behaviour of bonded joints are particularly made difficult by the stress singularities due to edge effects.

The three-dimensional effects on the flow over the sphere body are particularly made apparent through the growth and the effects of the boundary layer and the deviation from potential flow.

"I don't particularly make an effort to have a recognizable style.

He enjoyed shop class, particularly making a chessboard and a copper bowl.

You don't write notes, you don't gesture at each other, you don't particularly make eye contact.

It echoes the focused breathing of meditation and Whittlesea is particularly making reference to the rhythms of Mazdaznan.

Entwistle takes it on the chin: "It's important to say our coverage was a disappointment, particularly making factual mistakes as we did.

A 1999 report by the Clean Coal Center of the International Energy Agency concluded that the biggest coal fires, in China and India particularly, "make a significant global impact".