Sentence examples for particularly makes from inspiring English sources

But what particularly makes the appointment striking is that she has spent 22 years at the company after joining as a graduate trainee.

Andrea Leadsom, the only Tory woman on Parliament's Treasury Select Committee, distils her working life into the phrase: "listening to blokes in suits while sitting among blokes in suits".The growing unfashionability of political parties, from which the Tories suffer particularly, makes this harder to overturn.

What particularly makes Shopify attractive — and gives it an upper hand over marketplaces like Walmart — is its third-party network of developers, photographers, digital marketers and designers that merchants can leverage for their business.

Gerasimos Kourouklis, president of Life Line, says the "red button" pager service particularly makes a difference in the lives of those who are alone and helpless.

Social media particularly makes it feel as though it is compulsory for me to say something; but that something often feels like performance: "Here is my requisite outrage and solidarity".

What particularly makes you feel more like a doctor?

"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.