Sentence examples for particularly much from inspiring English sources

"I follow the sport without particularly much fervour or excitement because I know too much," he added.

High-priced housing markets — particularly much of coastal California, with some of the most expensive real estate in the nation — would benefit the most.

What a chance spurned by Tamada. ET 27 min: Riveros becomes the latest player to be booked for not particularly much.

London money is now being lavished on Cromer, a Victorian seaside resort with a splendid pier, old-fashioned amusements and several fine secondhand bookshops (particularly Much Binding on Church Street).

Particularly, much literature has paid attention to μ 1, μ 2, μ n − 1 or μ 1 − μ n − 1 for trees (see, for example, [1 6]).

In such case, ACQPPS is particularly much better than those fast algorithms, and a result of up to +2.42 dB for PSNR can be achieved with the tested sequences.

None of them seem particularly alive, much less lively.

The women of "Triburbia" are particularly entertaining, much savvier and more cynical than their mates.

But the mid-west's real achievement has been to make its old businesses, particularly manufacturing, much more productive.

12.48pm GMT 2 min: Arsenal push Chelsea back into their own half without particularly doing much with the ball.

The war's casualties have been particularly high, much worse than in Congo or, more recently, in Sierra Leone.